The Cycle
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Last published Fri, Sep 27, 2019
Long ago, the land of Faerie was split into four kingdoms. Nature, Power, Life and Death. These four kingdoms lived in peace and harmony as they blossomed. They traded and exchanged resources. The kingdoms grew thanks to each other and the people lived in peace.
Nature helped the land to grow which aided Power in their bid for magic, minerals and new materials.
Power aided Life in growing and building up a kingdom which prospered.
And life aided them both in love, children and happiness.
The only kingdom which did not fit the cycle was Death.
Dorothy is a princess who lives in the kingdom of nature.
Sworn into knighthood by tradition, she longs for something more and the Revels offer this.
But when tragedy strikes at a Revel, Dorothy is left questioning everything she was ever taught not just by the legends but by her father too.
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