Feathers of Bravery
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  • Parts 55
  • Time 4h 51m
  • Reads 158
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 55
  • Time 4h 51m
Ongoing, First published Apr 27, 2021
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For 400 years there's been a fragile peace between the owls of Neros and crows of Baldir. With war brewing, both kingdoms train the fiercest warriors the world has ever seen. Aihla the youngest daughter of the King of Neros, wants nothing more than to train amongst her father's guard. Meylo the son of the Queen of Baldir, has grown impatient training the hatchlings for the new generation of fighters. But soon they'll have an even bigger role than they realize and the war that everyone has been fearing isn't what it seems.
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Apondra had never really understood why she had to keep herself hidden from the world. The kind butcher who took her in as a child always answered the same, because of the war. The war between two neighbouring kingdoms to the west had been resolved almost a decade ago, so what was the worry if she showed her wings in public? Or stopped dressing elf-like to charade around town in? She yearned for freedom, even just to go out and make friends her age. Apondra wanted to see the world. Or at least travel the kingdoms of Galoahar. She had never even been to the capital city of the lands she grew up in with the butcher elf, Barri. But the goddess Mother and Father god, whom all worshipped in their own ways, had their own plans for her to realize. And it was finally time for their plan to be put in motion. But would she be ready for what her freedom would cost?