The Black Dragon
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  • Reads 54
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 38m
Ongoing, First published Feb 05, 2022
Raised in a poor household, Astoria has to continue a dull life.
Lucille, Astoria's mother, has told her stories since she was a baby.
These stories tell of great dragons, with magic.
They tell of the beings that exist outside of the kingdom of Centrusa.
The mages, the magic, the life Astoria doesn't live.

Astoria's father, Arne, works as a storekeeper. 
He works at a bar, and spars with Astoria everyday after work, training to be a knight.
Their family is poor, but it's manageable.
Astoria wants it this way. It shouldn't change.
One day, everything changed.
War broke out. 
Centrusa and Averlia have been battling for so long, but now there's a real war.
A war killing innocents.
Astoria feels it's up to her, to listen to her father and mother's great talents and stories.
And use them like her own.
And save Centrusa.
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