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Ascendant: Struggle

Zai, a soldier, and her squad live a life of brutal hit-and-run operations and training the people of Aviye to resist the will of the Hegemons that divided her nation. When a beautiful defector falls into her lap, the terrible secret of how the Hegemony creates its Ascendants, powerful warriors wielding powers only a few understand, is revealed, as well as a lost path to the same power. As Zai and Amri struggle to understand the truth of the path, deadly enemies and even divisions within their own people must be overcome. Yet in the shadows of the Hegemony lurks an enemy far older and more powerful than even they can imagine. -------- I invite you to consider my other works if you are interested: https://www.webnovel.com/book/the-demon-lord-is-an-angel_28486713700592205#review I also have a Discord if you want to communicate with me directly: https://discord.gg/ksJ8dJup4d Special thanks to SapphoAndHerFriend for her support and help with the cover. I am so lucky to have her as a fan and supporter. Humbly, ~Haizao

Haizao · Fantasie
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Interlude - Kivi

Sou'onuk, Kota, Federation of Elu

Kivi

After returning home, it had been Kivi's duty to brief her father on the many incidents that had occurred.

She'd told him of the civil war in Aviye, which was the nearest nation to the continent of Elu to the northwest. She told him of the duplicity of their host, the Usonan ambassador, and of the remarkable appearance of spirit warriors on the side of their host's enemy.

She spoke little of the battle at Nurezhin, having spent much of it imprisoned. But she attested that Ambassador Etude Rahin had been most flexible in keeping up the ruse of her importance, which she discovered after the fact.

As a daughter of the chief, she was a valuable symbol for choosing to serve her country in the ambassador's corps, but her loss would not have been any more important than losing a famous singer or artist. Still, it would have meant far more to her father and mother than the nation, and she was happy about that.