Harper Grey : The Last Dragonslayer

Harper Grey : The Last Dragonslayer

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I watched as my step-father tore my drawing of a dragon into pieces. "In this world, the real world, imaginary creatures don't exist. That's how the world is, always has been and always will be." I was fifteen, sitting at the dining room table and watching the rain pour outside my window. Until now, I always thought everyone else was right and I was crazy, but I wasn't. Who would have thought that a couple of teenage bullies, a messed up family, one horrible storm, whispers in the woods, and my clumsy ability to fall down a hill, I would land in a magical world where I would attend a magical school and become one of the most powerful people to ever exist. A place where magic really does exist. I'm Harper-Grey and this is only the beginning of my story.
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My mother says my endless curiosity and my need to venture is a curse. Though, I know she only says that because I'm just like my father; who went out to curb his appetite for new experiences and never came home. Do I feel abandoned? No. How could I? Not when I fully understand the craving... Fae almost never leave Avalon. It's rare, and normally Fae that leave Avalon are forced into exile. Hardly ever do they leave voluntarily. My mother hates to see me leave, and a part of me is ashamed to do so, seeing as I'm basically abandoning her like my father. But she has my baby brother, Almned, who isn't even 500 yet. And I'm one penalty away from serving time in the Avalonian Guardhouse. Which is ridiculous, considering I have only broken a few rules. Avalon used to be a vast place of freedom, a sanctuary for persecuted Fae, the Homeland where everyone had a voice. Well... Avalon is not what it used to be... Maybe the Otherworld will be big enough to spread my wings. *** What happens when a Fae leaves Avalon and befriends a Human? Yes, my book is rated mature. Though, it really isn't THAT bad. I really tried to keep it clean. Also, this is a part 1. Part 2 will come eventually.

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