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Rebirth: I Was Born To Rule All Goddesses?

What happens when a child is born to rule the gods? Well, nothing good happens. Turai was the prophesied child of the heavens. The child promised to the gods to deliver them from a curse. A curse that made them all female. The curse left behind by one they pushed to the edge who finally pushed back. Born with extraordinary magic abilities, Turai must navigate dark waters to grow into someone capable of rescuing the gods from their fate. However, when the time finally arrives for his saving, something else is revealed. Turai isn't just a child promised to save the gods. "My mother wasn't as I pictured her?" "Father's origin is unknown?" "I'm the master of all goddesses?" "Hehehe... Let's turn the heavens upside down!" ~~~~~~~ This book possesses just the right amount of steamy scenes necessary to spice things up. Lemons (check) Heavy duty (check) Cherries (check) Detroit Smashes (check) Bedroom Arts (Godlevel) ******* **Disclaimer!!** The cover is not mine. If it belongs to you and you want it taken down, drop a comment. Daily Update Schedule: >> 2 chapters a day

Innocent_Xero · Fantasía
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Finishing Move: Descent Into The Dark

The atmosphere in the arena was electric, the cheers and gasps from the audience echoing like a thunderstorm. Turai and Bracus were locked in a heated clash, exchanging fierce blows with such intensity that the ground beneath them trembled.

Every strike from Bracus's massive butcher blades was met by Turai's agile evasion, each of his punches landing with precision that sent shockwaves through the air.

Bracus was pushing himself to the limit, his breath ragged and his eyes wide with desperation. He gritted his teeth as he swung his blades in a cross pattern aimed to bisect Turai. "Fight me seriously!" he bellowed out again, frustration leaking through every word.

But Turai was calm, even playful. He sidestepped the strike with an almost casual grace, his lips curling into a faint smirk. "This is serious enough for you," he replied, his tone laced with a hint of mockery.