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This Story is about Azaroth Kay Phoenix, a prideful soldier of the Red Wing Sqadurant from the Crimson Dragon palace. He is the leader knight whom gives commands and holds his head high in honor yet he is a humble and kind man who believes everyone is on the same level of earth. Regardless of where the others skill levels are he treats everyone with the same respect.
"I don't care for ridiculous obsessions. You are knights. Act like it. This world has had enough fighting or war or getting hurt by our own, yet you stand here before me and tell me your willing to throw away your name just to hurt one of your kind?! Absolutely pathetic. You're lucky I don't make you run laps like the prisoners." - Azaroth to his team when he found out they were bullying a rookie in training just because they were on a "higher level"
However there is a secret he hides, one that could take his life for treason but you'll find that out as you read.
Get ready for a story of loss, action, dragons, weird creations, love, pain, and more
I hope you enjoy this story and please as always drink water and eat food and take care of yourself.
Bye see you in the first chapter!
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