Dewa: The Battle Begins

Dewa: The Battle Begins

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The second great wizarding war has left Terra in tatters; with the decline of mages and warlocks - the chaotic powers building up spill forth into the world. Demons tear entire villages asunder and tensions rise between the warriors and the few mages left. Yet, the humans must band together and set aside their differences if they are to prevent the plague of demons to completely overrun Terra. Etaf must learn to work together with the warriors he so hates with every fibre of his body in order to help push back the demons.
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They deserve what happens to them. Ever since they enslaved us, ever since they shackle us underground to bring them their ore or chain above ground to harvest their grain. We suffered, while they fattened their bellies. No more, now we deserve justice. We will ravage through their countryside, we shall burn their homes, and slaughter their young. For now, our rebellion has begun. The time of my people's slavery ends with me for I will lead my people to greatness. The Cinari will do anything to stop me, with their ancient war machines and pathetic armies. But I will push them back and claim what is rightfully mine. We built their Empire with our blood and tears. It is time we take it back. When I was a slave, they called me M-24:6. But as a free man, they know me as Marak. Content warning: This story mentions and features mature content. Which includes sexual assault, torture, gore, genocide, slavery, racism, and more. (Book 1 of 2 of the Capital series)

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