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Sage
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Ongoing, First published May 21, 2018
It's been a while since you've seen them, or maybe you haven't seen them at all. But they're back, wiser than they ever were before. Their minds and bodies have grown, they're believing more than they are seeing.

Their bodies have been covered in the ashes of sage. Their trauma has made them wiser than their years.

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Mature themes, please read at your own risk.

Follow up to the book im•per•cep•tive, you do not have to read these in order but it is preferred if you do!
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