The Witch of Many Names

The Witch of Many Names

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Fantasy
The year is 2274. World War III was finally raged in 2025 when the sun was dying and every country fell to crippling debt. Technology has advanced tremendously and the war has pulled nearly every country in the world out of debt; no one wants to see the end of the war. Magic was banned in the three years before the war and now witches are nearly impossible to find. Asya Sokolov is the only one you'd find on a regular basis. Working as a contractor for the government, Asya has killed hundreds just to keep the President happy, but when an unfamiliar man keeps interfering with her missions, her loyalties are tested and she must figure out who t trust. DISCLAIMER: Topics of sex, sexual abuse, violence, self-harm, and suicide will be featured in this story. Proceed at your own risk.
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