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  92. By Amanda Hocking

Vittra—a more violent faction of trolls whose powers lie in physical strength and longevity, although some mild psychokinesis is not unheard-of. They also suffer from idiopathic infertility, with increased frequency in the past century. While Vittra are generally beautiful in appearance, more than fifty percent of their offspring are born as hobgoblins, and a quarter of their attractive populations are born with dwarfism. The Vittra are one of the oldest tribes, having been the first one to split off from the Kanin in circa 1200 CE, when feuding brothers Norund the Younger and Jorund the Elder disagreed about staying in the north. Jorund went south, establishing the Vittra in Ondarike. He took all of the strong, less attractive trolls with him, leading to the eventual creation of ogres and hobgoblins. In circa 1280 CE, Dag broke off from the Vittra, fearing they were favoring the hobgoblins and more attractive “humanoid” trolls. He led the ogres down to Fulaträsk and established the Omte. Despite being the second oldest tribe, the Vittra have had the fewest monarchs, in large part due to their supernatural longevity. They have had twenty-one monarchs since their establishment in circa 1200 CE, and they are currently in the Sarafina Dynasty with Queen Sara Elsing.

War for the Princess—a 2009–2010 violent conflict between the Vittra and the Trylle over their shared heir, then Crown Princess Wendy Luella Dahl. Wendy chose to be with the Trylle, and after her coronation as Queen, the Trylle attacked the Vittra and defeated them with the execution of their King, Oren Elsing.

Wisteria & Whimsy Bed & Breakfast—an inn in Trylle, owned and operated by Birdie Vinstock.

withania root—a root in the nightshade family; more commonly known as ashwagandha. It is believed to help with memory.

wolfram—a silvery-white heavy metal with a very high melting point; more commonly known as tungsten outside of the troll communities.

woollies—another name for the “giant woolly elk.” See Irish elk.

wyrm—a mythical limbless and wingless dragon or dragonlike creature. It often flies and/or breathes fire.

wyvern—a mythical winged dragon or dragonlike creature. It has a total of four limbs—two wings and two legs. It often breathes fire.

Yggammi Tree Inn—a treetop hotel in Fulaträsk, Louisiana, built on a trio of Southern live oaks.

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Amanda Hocking lives in Minnesota, had never sold a book before April 2010 and has now sold her millionth. She is ‘the most spectacular example of an author striking gold through ebooks’, according to the Observer. In her own words, Amanda is an obsessive tweeter, John Hughes mourner, Batman devotee, Muppets activist and unicorn enthusiast. Her books include the Trylle trilogy, the Kanin Chronicles, the Watersong series, the Valkyrie duology and the Omte Origins trilogy.

By Amanda Hocking

Freeks

The Trylle trilogy

Switched

Torn

Ascend

Trylle: The Complete Trilogy

The Watersong series

Wake

Lullaby

Tidal

Elegy

The Kanin Chronicles

Frostfire

Ice Kissed

Crystal Kingdom

Kanin: The Complete Chronicles

The Valkyrie duology

Between the Blade and the Heart