One Word

One Word

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when i was young i did not crave the simple life as my sister did, i craved to fight and be a warrior, i soon found out that not even that life was an option for me. My khalaser was raided and i watched as my mother and sister where raped and beaten until death. But not me i was taken to be made a slave and to serve the great Khal Varro , I've spent years learning the dorthraki and common tounge as well as how to fight when i was left to my own. i vowed one day that i would leave and make Varro pay for what he did to me, but all the changed when a certain dorthraki khal takes in interest in me and revenge is the last thing on my mind.
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