The Great Empress Li
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 1h 12m
Complete, First published Jul 31, 2017
Skornia was a powerful and prosperous empire, home to many diverse languages, tribes, and ethnic groups. Its vast lands were rich with treasures and histories, among them the legend of Empress Li - the greatest ruler in Skornia's history.

Born Adela Prez, she was not of royal blood, but rather a victim of circumstance who fought for freedom and equality in Skornia.

Centuries before her birth, Skornia fell under the control of the Philnia Empire due to a grave mistake made by one of Skornia's emperors. And thus, Empress Li emerged as a symbol of hope for her people, determined to restore Skornia's independence and prosperity.
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