Lord Dukren and the Knights of the Splintered Skies
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Ongoing, First published Apr 09, 2017
This universe is set in 14 A.D, in a medieval fantasy setting. Dukren is not yet a lord, nor is he an adult. He is but a child in the beginning. Many different species and religions are present in this universe of Terra. This story will have rebirth, war, bloodshed, sorrow, and pain. If these are not your suit, please don't read any farther. Now, let us start with this tale.
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