Flames of Bedlam - Book 1

Flames of Bedlam - Book 1

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*COMPLETE!* He was born into a world that taught him the rage of war, subjugation and suffering. Driven by misery and grief, he embraced the Flames of Bedlam and became the First Dragon. The world hailed him as Bahamut, the Dragon King. They trembled under the vengeance of the monster they created... ...But as water calms the flame, another Dragon appears, determined to turn this bestial tyrant into a true king.
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