BLADE'S OF BEGINNING
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  • Parts 4
  • Time 10m
Ongoing, First published Sep 15, 2018
ASMERAND
The five hundred year war brought death and desecration to the holy realms. five Milena of peace has rained. Know the realms and worlds  a lined the war will start again. 
Earth
"Welcome to your first day a........ AHHHHH.', The principal screamed as a huge magic circle form and all the students disappeared.
Screams are know heard throughout the world as whole towns of children disappeared. What had happened? Alien abduction or worse," the reported announced as I headed out. I hope that would happened to me;suddenly a dark and light magic circle appeared. I awoke in a particularly light row. " The last won has arrived Sier."a voice said as I fell unconscious.
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