Thane
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Fantasy
Yölenn, a young elf, lost his memories in an accident four years ago. Though his other memories of his home city Laure Aldeon have returned, he has no recollection of where it is, nor how he came to reside in the small village just beyond the Great Elven Forest. This village has always known peace, but dark forces are brewing now that the king has died, and his only heir has yet to be found. The elves flee further into the forest as the darkness approaches, and the only one to stand in its way is young Yölenn. Will he be ready for the truth when the time comes?
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