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The WRAITH KINGS saga continues.
The demonic horde that threatened to devour the world has been defeated, but at great cost.
Plagued by guilt and nightmares, Serovek Pangion sets out to deliver the soulless body of the monk Megiddo to the heretical Jeden Order for safekeeping. Accompanying him is sha-Anhuset,…
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You know how Star Trek would handle race relations from the perspective of different intelligent species and cultures? Once seen through the lens of respect and friendship, beauty fills the vision.
Margrave Sarovek (human) became infatuated with sha-Anhuset of the Kai despite the features that made her more predator than beauty. She had the qualities of a noble warrior and refused to accept anyone who failed to meet her level of honor and loyalty. In her opinion, no human stood a chance of rising to that level, besides they are pink and wormlike. Enter Margrave Sarovek.
The enemy of my…
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