Of Those in Valhalla
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Ongoing, First published Jul 05, 2017
In the year 2249, Simon Eclair is as follows;

-Not in the mood
-A freaking mess
-Confused

She has just been accepted into Valhalla; a school in which exclusively wealthy citizens attend to become powerful military officers, soldiers, or clever politicians in service of her nation, Tiriaq.

The only issue is that Simon is not rich, nor has her family ever had a history of military activity. She is almost certain she is dreaming.

But Simon knows this is very much real when a military squad knocks on her door and escorts her to Valhalla.

Simon must learn to fit in with the upper class, and figure out exactly why she's here.

However; at the same time, a threat to Valhalla and Tiriaq lies inside the very same corridors as Simon. Can she figure out who - or what - is behind the growing fear, or will she find something much larger to fear instead?
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