Crjmnir
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To a dwarf the life of a bard is normally seen as unusual, however to the Longbeards it is seen as being a traitor and even at times a heretic. Crjmnir being one of the Longbeards understands the rules set by his tribe yet still strives for his new life as a bard. He always thought that the world outside of that mountain must be more than what he had already seen. Curiosity may either be his greatest ally or the bane of his existence, but to him it did not matter for he knew it was his time to choose.
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Bread, grass, and rose. Plain, common, and uselessly fragile. The girl Solin was, who loved Aurik from the moment she met him, died when she heard his description of her. A new woman rose from the ashes. Two years later, Solin returns to the city of Tibalt, where the high society of the Kingdom of Aivieria gathers during the autumn, winter, and spring seasons. Widowed and carrying the knowledge that she will likely discover the mark of her mate within a year, Solin intends to use her last few months of freedom to enjoy herself before she settles down. The escort she chooses for her new, excitingly wild life? King Aurik, the man who ended her old one. And he's certainly not enjoying himself (ask Solin if she cares). It's about time the world was reminded that roses have thorns.

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