Matoma World Book Report

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This story starts with the birth of a strange creature in the Matoma world, this world is 2000 years to earth as a consequence humans aren’t able to land here or maybe that’s what they think…
We are in the year 3205 and Matoma is a very peaceful and sunny place where people can happily live, however this was about to change. The birth of Mack was a very significant one to Matoma’s society even though no one knows what was happening, he was a very strange type of creature named AtellaGali which is a type of creature that appears every thousand years in addition to this he is the only creature that has magical powers, different to every AttelaGali due to he is not able to know what kind of power he has.
When Mack was able to learn the stories;

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