Project I: The Witch and The Warlock - The Gifted and The Cursed

Project I: The Witch and The Warlock - The Gifted and The Cursed

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The Witch A person who can cast magic and sorcery They existed since long time ago Up until now Because of this gift, the Witches were hated and cursed The people banished them So they ran away by themselves And created their own world Hidden within the woods They lived peacefully within their own sanctuary Until one day, Someone betrayed its own kind This person is entitled The Warlock
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