Sun, Moon, and Stars

Sun, Moon, and Stars

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The King of Faerie has been missing for just over 200 hundred years. Since then, the land of Faerie has been thrown into turmoil. Many new competitors for the throne have popped up throughout the years, but none have been trusted by the land or the people. That was, until one day, when Lord Teivel appeared out of seemingly nowhere. He took Faerieland by force, and crushed the very flowers that should've made him king. The people of Faerie never dared revolt against him, as they know he was too powerful. Now, the whole of Faerie lives shrouded in the darkness of his reign, as they have been for a century. To many, hope seems lost, but others know there is still a chance for light to find its way to Faerie. In fact, it is closer than they think, as it is within the hearts of the newest Faerie generation...
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"We know this fight won't be easy. In fact, it'll be one of the hardest things you'll encounter in your life. You have to be passionate about this rebellion. People will die. But this fight isn't only to save us. It's to save the generations after us and to ensure that no one ever has to live through the President's tyranny ever again. It's to give everyone a better future. Think about it." Vivian King can't remember a time when the world wasn't controlled by a tyranny. She only knows oppression and misery. But never had she seen it first hand until her parents were murdered by the Presidents henchmen. Vivian chooses to join a fight that will ultimately bring freedom or destruction to her city. The question is, does she have what it takes?

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