The Lost Throne

The Lost Throne

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Alex Kytson, the beloved prince of Qewen, has a secret. One so illegal that he could lose his life. After confessing and telling his father, along with three other kings and three princes, he realized that his life was on the line. He realized that the only way that he could survive was to run away. Luckily for him, the pirates were more than happy to take him aboard their ship.
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