Sword of Corruption

Sword of Corruption

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[Completed] Prince Ezekial's curiosity leads him to find the legendary Sword of Corruption, the magical weapon that keeps the monstrous ghouls at bay. However, he is shocked to hear it speak the truth that his father, the King, had kept hidden after all these years. When the world's misfortune was caused by his Father's carelessness, Ezekial feels the need to correct it. Allowing others to suffer for your own mistakes is the path of a villain, not a King. However, the path he takes to correct his Father's sins leads him to hurt those closest to him in the process.
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