The City of Grey

The City of Grey

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Fantasy
Vesper is summoned for her first secondment by a person from her childhood who wanted her specifically as their Spellmaker. The job is simple: go to the City of Hopea, find someone and bring them back. But maybe the job was made to sound simple for a reason. And what do you do, when the person you're supposed to help doesn't want to be helped?
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