The Death of Naem Tatem
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  • Reads 7
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 6m
Complete, First published Feb 05, 2023
Hora Tatem had grown up in the small village of Gaetos, listening to the stories her father told about his special powers and his heroic deeds. But Hora never believed them. She saw no evidence of his special powers, and she knew her father was as human as the rest of them.

Every day, Hora wished her father would just tell the truth and admit he was no different than anyone else. But he never did.

Then one day, Hora's village was threatened by hostile people. The villagers were terrified and had no idea what to do.

Hora thought to herself and realized the blood that ran through her. She knew how to save her village instantly... how?
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