Blades Of Love

Blades Of Love

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It never once donned on me that one day the father whom I had loathed so very much would have chosen me to become his crown princess, his heir, the one who shall succeed the throne and rule one of the 9 great nations of the empire, my homeland and where my nightmares all began, Callistro Del Val, the kingdom of thorns. In this empty land to which I was assigned, corruption reigned, poverty and death were all too common for the powerless, my father had ruined this once beautiful kingdom and handed it over to me in hopes of redemption however redemption for him will only be achieved when he pays for all he has done dropped....this story has been dropped, please check my other works
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