Awen | Priestess of Light
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  • Reads 3,390
  • Votes 217
  • Parts 12
  • Time 1h 21m
Ongoing, First published Jan 14, 2019
The unexpected occurrence of the second blood moon in the land of Uria had brought multiple interpretations. But for Awen Lockhart, it consisted of few significant meanings. 

One, all shrine priestess are obliged to pray at the temple of Aumanda, the Goddess of the sun, until the blood moon peacefully pass.

Second, the sign from heavenly beings, her one-way ticket to get away from the life of priesthood without being noticed. Her escape plan is long overdue, and tonight is her only chance.

However, there is one thing Awen fails to realize.

The Dark Lord also has plans for tonight.
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Born once through demon's blood, and born twice through the blood of the unrepentent, This is the story of Alora, The Twiceborn, the last of the Tribe of the Dark Moon. Her only companion is her stallion Loki, as she travels the countryside answering the call of desperate peasants who want to manipulate fate. This is also the story of Islinn, a young slave Alora finds herself saddled with after an ill-fated display of anger at a slave vendue. At first, the girl appears to be just another peasant rounded up into slavery but Alora is soon to discover that there is more to Islinn than she ever could have imagined. Together, the two of them find themselves on the road in a harsh world where slavery is commonplace and Alora soon learns it takes far more than a simple light to defy and define the surrounding darkness.