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The Innocence Of An Assassin

The Innocence Of An Assassin

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Why execute criminals yourself if you could just have them kill each other? No Githal aristocracy seem to have an answer to that question. Let the Execution Games begin. Lilith Da via is guilty of many crimes. But the one time she is caught by Githal authorities, it is for a crime she did not commit. After a trial with a wrong verdict of guilty, Lilith is forced to enter the Execution Games. A tournament in which high-level criminals fight in matches to the death. The winner moves on until one is left. The Crown princess will believe and help her. The Captain of the Royal Gaurd will push her.
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