Cover of O Herdeiro Perdido

O Herdeiro Perdido

core novel 2002 Os 5 Moklins

Record

Original titleO Herdeiro Perdido
First published2002
Original language PT
Work typenovel
Canon statuscore
Reader rating3.47 (53 ratings, collected 2026-10-08)
Page count205
First-edition ISBN9789722328623
Internal chronology2

Synopsis

In the first book, the wizard Zuul of Wizarth went in search of the grey-haired Obo who would activate the five Moklin powers, and the five hosts of the Moklin inheritance were found: Pipo, Lara, Karla, Batu and the little dragon Flama, while Evil, in the form of Krool, was imprisoned in a magic hammer. But a new danger lurks. The forces of evil gather once more: Daemon, leader of the Brotherhood, Krool's friend and rival, allies himself with Voldo, faithful servant of General Síprio, to recover the powers of black magic and free Krool together. Daemon's plans and true intentions are far darker than he lets on, and in the face of this new threat to the five Moklins, the questions are whether Zoth will find Zuul and the hosts in time, whether Daemon and Voldo will free Krool's malign force, and whether Daemon means to take Krool's place as Emperor of Evil.

Where it sits

  • Universe: Os 5 Moklins
  • Series: Os 5 Moklins core; position 2 of 3 in the series' recorded order
  • Author: Bruno Matos

Notes

  • From the series record (Os 5 Moklins): Bruno Matos's Portuguese children's fantasy trilogy (Editorial Presença, Estrela do Mar collection, 2001-2002): the boy Pipo, chosen by the wizard Zuul of the school of Wizarth, must find the five lost powers of the Moklins, a peaceful people of magicians exterminated by Krool of the Demoklus Empire, the only magic able to fight the Lord of Evil's dark art.

Neighbouring works

Publication order and internal chronology are tracked as two separate orderings, but they resolve to the exact same sequence for this book, so one combined line is shown instead of two identical ones.

Sources

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