Beyond This White Horizon

Beyond This White Horizon

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Long ago the world broke. The lands rose from the seas and were cast beyond The White Horizon, never to be seen by the likes of the coloured- those who bend the light in their veins- again. ~*~*~*~*~ Kaimana Dayra is a mechanist living on the docks of the World Senate. She's content with her life creating breathing apparatuses for those affected by smog pollution, but her brother is not. Roule desires fortune, something he can only find over The White Horizon. When Kaimana's childhood mentor winds up dead, Roule is accused of murder and Kaimana of being his accomplice. Now Roule is missing and Kaimana is on the run from the Senate and the Blac Dove, an assassin loyal to the highest bidder. It'll take more than her wits and abilities to bend solid colour for her to outmatch those who chase her. With the help of a bug obsessed child, a band of gypsies and their famed leader, and a map left to her by her idiotic brother, she will embark on the only quest she never wanted to take: crossing The White Horizon. *Updates every other week*
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