SHADOW (Being rewritten)
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In which a ranger with a dark past joins the fellowship on a suicide mission.
What could go wrong?
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She spent thousands of years hiding,
most of Middle Earth knew her story, and how she died a witch, an evil one
Oh, how wrong they were
She hid, put on a hood and a mask, and became a shadow
The Silver Shadow was a hero in the story,
and Thalia Blackfire was just another villain in a different story
But its all about perspective
Not many people know that Shadow and Thalia are the same person
(Book one of the Shadow trilogy)
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