Prophecy's Blood

Prophecy's Blood

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"A fire can only burn for so long, but in the end, only its ashes and cinders remain." The world is dying. An evil force named Mordarraf has taken over it and put his countless armies in control, destroying the remaining hopes for humanity. People have sorrowfully accepted the fact that soon enough, everything will perish. However, a prophecy is born that restores hope claiming that a savior will rise and destroy the evil corrupting the land. This prophecy falls into the hands of Eiran, a village boy secretly skilled with the jawblade. He recruits his former friends, Aeneas, Kaari, and Ariyah,who are each mentioned in the prophecy as the possible savior, to help find Mordarraf and stop him. Together, they venture out and learn about the dark evil consuming their world.
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