Primordia
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Last published Tue, Jan 30, 2018
Primordia is a land with many gods, and has a deep history with each one. The ruler of the gods, named Oberon, has made a treaty with Aeris, the god of magic and weaponry, to prevent a prophecy that threatens Oberon's rule. But loopholes occur in every vow. We follow the story of Alicianis Caecus, daughter of Aeris, and one of the 6 of the prophecy, as she struggles to find her brothers.
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