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Feather

The continent of Teleth is burdened by war. Fooled and dying, a downtrodden man in the last moments of his life is given another chance: To become a spirit watching over his young "daughter." A crime lord with a powerful patron finds himself falling deeper and deeper into a pit of evil he has no way out of. And in the capital, the crown princess and bastard prince struggle with the hatred and conspiracies of their own family. The future has been written, but nothing is set in stone. https://discord.gg/Q2WH9vX6QA

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The Rebel's Crown - Extra 6 - The Rebel Queen - Part 1

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Fearing the darkness that filled the world, the Queen hid herself away, leaving her family behind.

She was hunted. Dark forces hungered for the power kept inside of her.

After many years, the Queen, unable to bear the weight of others suffering, will stand to save those in need.

With a heart full of righteous fury, the Queen will fight the forces of darkness.

And, in the darkest hour, the Thirteen will rise to encircle her.

With their support, the Queen will rise above the darkness and stand in the midst of conflict.

With glory, she will destroy those who mean to spread chaos over the land.

Then, in the peak of her power, the Queen will *-Φ7>-:+75-Φ)6,Φ;)+:1.1+-Φ0-:;-4.Φ.7:Φ8-)+-(

"The next few pages have been damaged by the rain."

"That's alright. I know how it ends." Faria said, gazing out through an open window.

Through the rain, a pale, white bird flapped its wings before perching on the windowsill. A small tube had been tied to one of it's legs.

"Why do you insist on reading this tale so frequently?" Another woman was seated on a bed in the corner of the room, holding a book. "It is only a children's story."

Opening the tube on the bird's leg, Faria took out a small roll of paper and unrolled it. "It's far more than just a children's story. I've lived through its pages. I've seen the truth in the ink."

"But this is different from what you have divined."

"Only parts. In this time, though, everything has followed the path, though vaguely." Faria explained, patting the bird on the head. "Levi still hasn't found any sign of my brother."

"If he can't find him, then your father shouldn't be able to."

"That isn't certain." Faria frowned. "The story merely says that they will be found. It doesn't where or by whom."

"Is it important that we find them? You have studied these texts far deeper than I."

"I'm not entirely certain."