Waterborne Citadel (Doderra Special Edition)

Waterborne Citadel (Doderra Special Edition)

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Fantasy
One of a kind this tree. As living as one can be, it use to be a Doderrian. Now it's evergreen tall; an Ambered tree. Ambered Tree, Ambered Tree; why are you so lonely my little shrubby tree? Have you not fulfilled your destiny, with the loved one you dearly held on to? The one who penetrates your soul? The one who lies to a poor innocent gnome? Hidden enough beholds a rotten truth. You swore not to tell but she's never understood truce. Not only did they cast you away from your land, but they also cast her wishes on a poor brother who fell asleep for eternity. As the ambered tree weeps of another truce, it alone will never have rest, to go home yet alone unconfined of its own sympathy. You want to be free yet you do not know. By freeing poor little ambered tree is more killing than its own. Freedom is known when you lived too short, and have known death too long. Every single emotion the tree has felt. Worst of all little Ambered tree's final card has already been dealt. History becomes reality when fifteen year old Bella Hudson finds a tree that not only talks but warns her of an incoming threat to not only her but all of Doderra.
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