The Forest Queen

The Forest Queen

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, May 12, 2018
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As a young girl she was ignorant to her woodland magic, and the tragedies it would bring to her loving mother Renee, and father Xavier once she discovers her abilities. Quickly in danger she learns to protect herself against others and soon not to trust as easily as she had before in her danger free life. Will she survive and flourish in the light or succumb and wither in the darkness. As a young child she felt the unexplained connect she had with nature itself. Renee and Xavier named their little girl, Artemis after the the Greek goddess herself. She is 17, three days from turning 18 when her power should show itself fully, only now in this present time shows itself it little signs unnoticeable unless seen by someone with a trained eye eye for magic of any type.
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