Skip to main content

Discover the Legendary World of Mythic Relics: A Journey Through Power, Protection, and Magic

Step into a realm where legendary weapons, sacred objects, and mystical materials hold the power to shape destinies. The Mythic Relics series by Hung Nguyen invites readers on an epic adventure across the myths and legends of the ancient world. Whether you’re fascinated by Greek gods, Norse heroes, or the mysterious artifacts of ancient civilizations, this five-book collection will captivate your imagination. Each artifact is brought to life with stunning illustrations, immersing you in the magic and mystery of these legendary relics.

1. Mythic Arsenal: The Ultimate Ranking of Legendary Weapons ($15.99)

Unveil the secrets of the most powerful weapons in mythology. Mythic Arsenal ranks and explores iconic armaments like Thor’s mighty hammer Mjölnir, which summons lightning, and Excalibur, the sword that only King Arthur could wield. Every weapon has its own story, forged by the gods and imbued with unimaginable power. Discover how these legendary tools shaped the fate of gods and mortals alike, with each page revealing awe-inspiring tales of divine justice, chaos, and destiny.

2. Mythical Relics: Volume 1 - Legends of Power and Protection ($13.99)

Prepare to be amazed by the relics of protection and power in Mythical Relics. This book brings to life Zeus’s Aegis, the shield that can summon fear and devastation, and Achilles’ armor, which made him nearly invincible. Explore the mystical origins, design, and magic of these artifacts, each crafted to protect the wearer and strike fear into enemies. The vivid illustrations make you feel like you’re holding these divine objects in your hands, experiencing the raw power they command.

3. Mythical Treasures: Volume 2 - Artifacts of Power and Mystery ($14.99)

Dive deeper into the world of hidden treasures and mysterious powers with Mythical Treasures. This volume features relics like the Philosopher’s Stone, rumored to grant eternal life, and Gjallarhorn, the horn that will signal the end of the world. From ancient Greece to Norse mythology, each treasure holds deep secrets and legendary influence. With meticulously detailed descriptions and artwork that brings these artifacts to life, you’ll be transported to realms where magic and mystery intertwine.

4. Mythical Wonders: Volume 3 - Sacred Objects and Cursed Relics ($15.99)

In Mythical Wonders, encounter the most revered and feared sacred objects and cursed relics. From the Third Eye of Shiva, a symbol of destruction and enlightenment, to Poseidon’s Chariot, which commands the seas, these powerful relics wield divine influence over the cosmos. Each artifact is tied to mythological tales that speak of balance between creation and destruction, light and darkness. The rich storytelling and mesmerizing illustrations will draw you into the epic narratives that have shaped the ancient world.

5. Mystical Substances: Unlocking the Secrets of Myth and Magic ($11.99)

Finally, embark on an exploration of legendary materials in Mystical Substances. Discover the ethereal Aether, the divine essence that flows through the universe, and Adamant, the unbreakable metal. Each material has been the subject of ancient lore and holds profound symbolic meaning. This book explores how these mystical elements reflect humanity’s deepest desires, fears, and the search for power and immortality. You’ll be fascinated by how these extraordinary materials transcend myth and mirror the mysteries of the cosmos.

What makes the Mythic Relics series so unique? It’s not just the legendary artifacts or the gripping mythology—it’s the breathtaking illustrations that accompany each relic, making you feel as if you’re in the presence of gods, heroes, and forces beyond imagination. Whether you’re a lover of mythology, a fantasy enthusiast, or a curious reader, this series offers an unforgettable journey into the magical world of ancient myths.

Get ready to unlock the secrets of these legendary treasures and experience the wonder, power, and magic that have captivated the human imagination for millennia!

Comments

Post a Comment

BÀI ĐĂNG ĐƯỢC XEM NHIỀU

Truyện 166. Vợ chàng Trương

Ngày xưa, ở làng Nam-xương có cô gái tên là Vũ Thị Thiết, người đã xinh đẹp lại thùy mị nết na. Nàng lấy chồng là Trương sinh vốn là người cùng làng. Trương sinh có tính cả ghen, hay để tâm xét nét vợ, nhưng vợ chàng thường giữ gìn khuôn phép nên không có chuyện gì xảy ra. Vợ chồng hương đượm lửa nồng chưa được bao lâu thì bỗng nghe tin chốn biên thùy có giặc, chồng vâng lệnh quan phải từ giã mẹ và vợ đi lính thú. Bấy giờ vợ đang có thai. Buổi chia tay thật là bịn rịn, mẹ chúc cho con chân cứng đá mềm, chồng khuyên vợ gắng phụng dưỡng mẹ già và nuôi con khôn lớn. Sau khi chồng trẩy được mươi ngày thì Vũ Thị Thiết sinh được một đứa con trai, đặt tên là thằng Đản. Thằng bé sởn sơ mạnh khỏe, còn bà nội của nó vì nhớ con sinh ra đau ốm. Vợ chàng Trương hết lòng mời thầy chạy thuốc, nhưng bệnh của mẹ chồng mỗi ngày một nặng, chẳng bao lâu thì mất. Nhờ có bà con xóm giềng, mọi việc tống táng đều lo liệu chu toàn. Đã mấy thu qua không thấy chồng...
Post a Comment
Read more

List of Vietnamese fairy tales

Vietnamese  fairy tales includes many stories as Tam and Cam; So Dua; Hundred – knot- bamboo tree... which were spread in folk. Each stories has  its own meaning. I think I can not translate exactly each word into english but I will try my best to convey its meaning to you. Hope you like them!
1 comment
Read more

Thuong Luong

Thuong Luong was common name of creatures which are in people’s imagines. They are distant relatives of dragons. While dragons are worshiped as gods, the gods ruled rivers and sea and the gods can make rains, Thuong Luong is not respected as dragons that the creatures are too amorous, combative, wild, and have bad behaviors. All most of them like to harm people.
3 comments
Read more

Tam and Cam

Once upon a time, there had a little girl named Tam. Her mother died early so her father decided to remarry on purpose the stepmother would take care of his little daughter. The stepmother gave birth to a girl, named Cam after that. Then, her father died after few years. Tam had to live with her stepmother and her sister, Cam. Since the time, she was forced to work hard, all housework, while Cam had to do nothing. One day, the stepmother gave Tam and Cam each one a corf to caught fish. She promised that who caught full her corf would receive a piece of red silk. Tam and Cam went to field together. She was hard to catch fish while Cam only wondered around till afternoon and had nothing in her coft. Cam pointed at Tam’s coft and realised it is full, thinking seconds, she said gently: “sister Tam, your head is mud, you should wash it or mother will punish you” Belive Cam, Tam went to river nearly. She left her corf on the shore,  waded into water to wash. Cam, meanwhile, stayed on t...
Read more

Thi Kinh Bodhisattva

A  person had been born times, lived other lives. Each time being born, the person was always a monk or a nut, lived with strong religious belief. She or he had passed nine lives but still   didn’t reach Nirvana. At the tenth, the person was reborn in the form of a girl. She was daughter of a normal family who lived in Cao Ly and her name was Thi Kinh. Thi Kinh was a calm, kind-hearted girl. She was the person who loved her mother and father, using to help them homework. When she grew up, he parent let her married with a student whose name’s Thien Si. Thien Si was born in normal family, not richer than her family but he was very hard in studying. Therefore, Thi Kinh had nothing more pleased than undertaking all homework for her husband to have time to study. One normal night, Thien Si sat on floor reading book while his wife, Thi Kinh, was staying by sewing. Front their face was only an oil lamp. Later, Thien Si felt tired, he laid down his head was on his wif...
Post a Comment
Read more

God of blacksmiths and blacksmith

Khong Lo, the god of blacksmiths, was the god who had taught people casting and also the go who governed blacksmiths. Khong Lo early realized that not all blacksmiths were good guy so he used to appear on ground and challenge blacksmiths. A street blacksmith who used to shoulder tools wander on street and helped people remold metal things. “Mold pots, mold jars, mold tray, remold metal things”, he cried to let others know he was a blacksmith. The blacksmith was great so he could mold and remold all things people needed in short time. In the time he worked he stayed in house of people who needed him to mold things. When things were molded, he got his money and set off. That was his work. One day, the blacksmith made his way to a fair. He went cross a forest and met a boy who was shouldering tools as he was. As he saw the blacksmith, the stood and bowed his head politely. “Do you see anybody go cross the direction you have passed, sir?”, said the boy. “Who do you find?”...
Post a Comment
Read more

Two Tran princesses.

The  recent king, a king of Tran dynasty, had given birth to five princesses. Two of them were beautiful  princesses whose names Bao Nuong and Ngoc Nuong and both of them were old enough to marry. The king planned to find husbands for them but they refused. They like traveling. One day, they came and asked the king: “Dad, My king, I and my sister are people who love our country. So, we want to travel and enjoy scenery before we marry with others”. The king couldn’t prevent them and he had to agree. The princesses disguised as two men and brought with them some servants. They set off and came to places in the country. They had landed on many places which were known as beautiful places. vietnamesefairytales.blogspot.com Meanwhile, the country was fighting with enemies, a country in the north of the country, Nguyen. The enemies were cruel. Wherever they had crossed, all remaining things were ruins though those were temples or houses. The recent king had many time or...
Post a Comment
Read more

Wife of Truong

Nam  Xuong was place Thi Thiet Vu was given birth. She was a beautiful woman, kind and knowledgeable. She got married with a person who lived in the same village, Truong. Truong was a student he often doubted his wife's fidelity. One other side, Thi Thiet knew her husband so she always behaved cleverly to keep family happiness. Therefore, their family was always in peace. But it’s not long the time of happiness was interrupted enemies invaded their country. Truong was summoned and became a soldier to fight against invaders. The day he left seemed sadder when her wife was pregnant. The separation was wetted by tears of his wife and his mother. They gave him wishes, asked him to take care and hoped he could come back early. Thi Thiet gave birth to a son after ten days her husband left. She named him Dan. Dan grew healthily each day while his grandma, mother of Truong, turned weaker and weaker the remembering of her son made her get in illness. Though Thi Thiet had tried her b...
Post a Comment
Read more

Wise rabbit

Because  he couldn’t find any thing to eat in forest a rabbit went to field to steal sweet potatoes. Unfortunately, the owner was in a hut near there and sprinted to catch him. Wise rabbit, immediately, pretended that he was dead. The owner moved him few times but the rabbit didn’t move and he believed that the rabbit had been dead. He grabbed rabbit’s ears and carried to his home. As he arrived to a stall he laid the rabbit under a tree and observed but the rabbit didn’t run. Therefore, he was comfortable to come in and drank. But when he had come in the stall the rabbit woke up and ran away. vietnamesefairytales.blogspot.com Though the rabbit had escaped but he had not found any thing to eat for days. So hungry he risked to come to the field again. Unlucky, he was caught again. The owner had known that was a wise rabbit so that time he tied the rabbit carefully and bring to his home. He asked his wife: “Cage him. We will slaughter him on father's death anniversary”. ...
Post a Comment
Read more