Six 39;s Legacy Read Online

[Daniel]

1What really happened when the Loric Nine boarded their spaceship? In I Am Number four, John has visions of his grandparents saying goodbye to him. In Last Days of Lorien, Sandor doesn't see John's grandparents and the Garde were just standing near the ship-not running for it like the lost files and main books made it seem.

What do you think about Five? I was looking at the comments on his character page and well..yikes. People hate him and people love him. Do you want to strangle Five or hug him or congratulate him of his awesomeness or drop him in a pile of lava or slap him?

I have a theory about about Mark's mom. What it Marks mother is a Mogadorian or working with them? It is said that she becomes "weird and distant after the house fire" in "I Am Number Four: The Lost Files: Return To Paradise." She could've seen the video of Four flying out of the house saving the dogs and Sarah, and told the Mogs about it. Just an idea

A lot of people love The Navigator. Me? I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, it really does a good job with Lorien and showing the trauma that they went through on Earth really well, better than Last Days of Lorien even. And it did a great job explaining the reason for the second loric ship, and answered a lot of questions. However, it is sooooooo boring most of the time, and the parts that are meant to be sad are a little over the top sad.

The Garde that had the unfortunate luck of dying on Earth should be rewarded for their sacrifice by the Lorien entity. I really hope that the Lorien entity brings the fallen Garde back to life. Or, since time travel is theoretically possible, sends someone back to alter history and save the world.

2. The setting will be her backstory, whenever and however she got to Earth continuing to how she became GUARD and such. The ship she has with her is the first Loric Ship. She obtained it in New Mexico after she handed Mark the care package.

I just read the latest novella about further Mark James' jurney. It was much more readable than "Return to Paradise" (which I really hate and consider as a boring as hell couse it has little importance to whole plot).

I like the transformation that was made for this character, from douche in first book to true super-hero and loyal friend to Loric. First I assume that his character wasnt important and necessary, but now I don't think that way anymore!

Here are my favorite book segments of the series, catagorized from favorite to least favorite, followed by a ranking (note: I am taking into account what my personal opinions are on not just the story, but also likeability and development of the characters and quality of the writing):

There's lots of talk going around about how the wikia is going downhill and what not... I guess I've been so deep with adding content that I didn't notice anything was up, I thought badger was just being dramatic but I've seen more and more about it so I guess something is definitely up.

I need you guys to talk to me about issues and things like this so that I can fix it, rather than everyone fleeing. Before we have a discussion, however, I do need to tell you that statistically the wikia has been doing better than it has done for a long time. There are lots more views per day, lots more edits and new users every day. The pages are more organised (or in the process of being) so I'm baffled.

1. It will be revealed that Adamus, Sarah, Mark, and Sam will be bestowed Legacies by the Lorien Entity and become the Elders. Malcolm, Walker (and her men), Commander Sharma (and his men), GUARD, and all others who serve Lorien will become Earth's Garde, and all other humans who survive the invasion will become Cpans

2. All humans who gain Legacies will only gain Telekinesis and enhancement. The exception to this is Adam, who will gain One's remaining Legacies, Sam, who will gain Eight's Legacies, Sarah, who will gain Two's, and Mark, who will gain Three's

(Some spoilers from Hidden Enemy and TRo7) I feel like the only person who's noticed and I kinda like Five now. He killed like two Generals and tried to save Ella and attacked Setrakus Ra cause he was really mad (that part was awesome) and seriously injured himself doing so. I think he was just lost and scared without his Cpan and would only think of the negatives about Rey but Ethan took the Cpan place for him but the Mogs made Five kill him! And it was and accident killing Eight, he apologized to the body and again he warned the Garde about the charm on Ella! I'm just on his side now...unless he changes again.

I had this idea for the fandom to do- let's do an official reread! What is that, you ask? Well, starting tonight, we all start and read all the books together, bouncing fan theories off each other and talking about what's happening. It's like English Class, but more fun!

I'd say we need a good number of people to start it, maybe, say, five or more. That'd be a good pool of people to make it a fun and enjoyabe experience. What do you guys think? It sounds cool to me, haha. (Otherwise I wouldn't have made this, but that;'s beside the point)

Discussion page for spoilers and possible spoilers from The Revenge of Seven. But just to make it clear, I still do not want to see confirmed spoilers here, as I do have to check the page every day. Same rule applies here as in the Ro7 comments.

To me I loved the first film it was exciting and dramatic but I think that a second movie would be even better than the first. Dream works has the right to the film series but have put the idea on the self well the success of the series should be enough for them to bring out a new film at least for the sake of us beloved fans

think about this: the loric barely have any memory of lorien or even what happend there so what if the only reason the mogs attacked lorien was becuse the loric people destroyed mogadore? and now the mogs are on earth hunting the loric to make sure they are all dead so it doesnt happen again?

What do you think of the idea of a Lorien Legacies TV Series by, say, HBO or the CW or something like that. I would love it. It would be really faithful, and could easily incorporate all the Lost FIles Subplots (Except Five's Legacy/Betrayal, that would be taken out to help with the twist in Fall of Five).

1. Thes show would most likely last three seasons if that, because one book isn't enough for an entire season, so each season would consist of 2 books and a few Lost FIles (depending on when they take place in the story).

I feel that in the next book a lot more legacies should be revealed as in the fall of five only marina developed a new legacy to control ice, many have been released on the Loric horoscope but the characters should get them and use them more often

Okay so, I haven't seen any blogs about BK and the Chimaeras so far so I made one bcuz I think they deserve to be talked about too. Now that BK's fate is uncertain, let's just say he was dead, how would that affect the other Garde members, especially Four and Nine. Also, now that Adam found the other Chimaeras, do you think the Garde have the upperhand now? How will they affect the war? Will they turn the tide of the war against the Mogs. Keep in mind that they were experimented on so their shapeshifting abilities might be affected. Please respect everyone's opinion, thank you.

2. In the main plot of TRo7, John, Adam, and the humans/chimaeras will go into a Mogadorian base (Ashwood Estates) and the Humans and John will kill 63 Trueborn and 17 Vatborn Mogs in their way. Adam will steal crucial information to help the Garde.

The title of the series is taken from Lorien in the Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien, also called Lothlorien, it is an Elf realm in Middle Earth. In the Lord of the Rings, the Ent character Treebeard describes the full name as meaning "dreamflower", the element Lorien means dream.

The first book of The Lorien Legacies was released on August 3, 2010. The Loric are a nearly extinct race of extraterrestrials due to a deadly battle with another alien race, the Mogadorians. The only survivors are nine teenagers and their corresponding guardians, Cpans, who escaped to Earth. Now the Mogadorians intend to finish the job. Numbers One, Two, and Three have already been killed, causing three circular brands to appear on the ankles of the remaining Loric. The book is told from the perspective of Number Four, also known as John Smith. John is the next target for the Mogadorians, who must kill the Loric in the order of their numbers. He and his Cpan, Henri, move from place to place, changing their identities to keep hidden. John begins inheriting Legacies, the ancestral right of special Loric known as Garde, and must learn to keep his powers hidden from his human friends.

The second book of The Lorien Legacies was released on August 23, 2011. The story is told by two members of the Garde: Number Seven (Marina), who is hiding at a convent in Spain, and Number Four (John Smith), who is on the run with Sam, Number Six, and Bernie Kosar (John Smith's Chimra). While John, Six and Sam try to stay ahead of the Mogadorians and search for the other surviving Loric, Marina searches for news of John after his battle at the school that came at the end of I Am Number Four. While at the convent, Marina also meets a young girl named Ella who is later revealed to be Number Ten, a younger Loric who came to earth on a separate aircraft than the other nine with her own Cpan, Crayton. Marina is tracked down by Mogadorians at the end of the book, but she is helped to evade them by Crayton and Ella, along with Number Six, who travelled to Spain in search of Number Seven. Meanwhile, Sam and Number Four go to the Mogadorian base in West Virginia to find Number Four and Number Six's stolen Loric Chests. The two are successful in finding both the chests and another member of the Garde, Number Nine, but when escaping the base Sam is left behind, and Four, Nine, and Bernie Kosar leave alone.

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