K.A. Nephawe. 
Legends of the Lost Sacred Kingdom 

The Vhangona people, natives of the sacred kingdom of Mapungubwe, had embraced their mythological beliefs indoctrinated throughout generations. Traditional healers had used supernatural powers vested upon them by their ancestors to protect their monarchy from any calamities.

However, the malevolent monster from the forbidden mountains had begun to terrorize the kingdom. Aristocrats and untouchables of the tribe convinced their great king that the monster could not be defeated. Regrettably, not even their powerful wizard and his waters of Babele could stand against the monsters wrath.

Will they succeed in rescuing the missing girl captured by the monster? Their actions could put the entire kingdom on the verge of extinction. The monster could disguise itself, use her body to re-enter their land, and destroy their kingdom.

As their last resort, the most decorated traditional healer and his explorers should find the untraceable fountains of Lunandau, the land of supernatural, home of the sacred white spirits.

Great witchdoctors, nobles, and untouchables had embarked on a journey to Lunandau before, but there was yet a single person to return.

About the author

Professor K. A. Nephawe was born in the rural areas of the former Venda homeland (The Land of Legend) in South Africa. He was inspired by his late grandmother about narrating folklores at an early age. In coherence with his culture, elders would sit with youth around the fires at night, narrating folklore relating to their cultural adventures and heritage. This equipped him with imagination and skills to become a great legend chronicler of his generation.