Aamkane First Year

Aamkane First Year

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Aamkane Stormroar was a white minotaur, who lived in her clan until she was six years old. Her mother, the chief, realized that she would never be able to show her true colors and be filled with the rage that all minotaurs must-have. On the day she realized this, she took Aamkane into the woods and beat her until she thought she was dead. This story is how Aamkane survives the first and hardest of her life out in the magical world of Faerun.
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