Fields of Crimson

Fields of Crimson

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Fanfic
Skyrim
When young Akhira's life is shaken by strange occurrences happening amongst the village of Falkreath, she is forced to leave. With only an old splintery bow, a few arrows, and the clothes on her back, she must learn how to survive the harsh environment and people of Skyrim. This story follows her childhood friend, Vanikath, as well. Disclaimer: Mature language and suggestions. Written completely in my free time, so updates are rare. Every other chapter switches point of view, to clear up any confusion...Please enjoy!
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