The Emissary

The Emissary

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In a world where the only connection between two realms is a gem stone known as the Core, only one of the human race can be chosen as it's holder. Only one can be the Emissary of the Hious, the race of people living in the realm parallel to the humans. It is a privilege and an honor, but with power comes responsibility, and the punishment for sin is death. A calamity befell the humans when Faulesce, the Hious of Death and Chaos, took hold of the Emissary's mind, taking the Core for himself. Other Hious intervened, but now friends have gone missing, and Faulesce has left half-breed offspring in his wake. Children who are fated with the same evil and chaotic future as their father. The future is uncertain, and the Core is about to make an unlikely choice for the next heir to the title of Emissary.
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