Sword's Destiny

Sword's Destiny

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Non-Fiction
My name is Sword. I am a girl, I get stubborn when people boss me around, or tell me to leave a fight. No matter how weak I am, I will not leave a fight. My dad was a Guardian, and my mom was Warrior. My parents named me Sword because I can summon swords, and I'm an awesome fighter. My parents died, fighting Darkness when I was 8. Now it is my turn to get revenge. I can also heal my body but if I get something in my head I die, until it is pulled out. And I can't swim.
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