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A poetic tale about a messenger sent from southern scandinavia to beg the legendary Wolven warriors, the Ulfhednar, to liberate the folk from the evergrowing Holy Roman Empire. 

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* In the case of the non-Roman influenced peoples, they speak strictly germanic english (e.g. battle - hild; choice - kyre; ellenmearth - valour or courage); this is done for poetic purposes and to draw a clear distinction between the Roman and common tongue. In some cases, a Scandinavian word may be used (e.g. strid - fiight or battle; mark - land). This story also makes use of the Scandinavian, archaic, or Northern English plural -er in some cases (e.g. hander - hands; freeker - heroic men). The grammar is archaic though should be recognizable (-eth ending for third person, -est for second person, -en for plural) (e.g. He fighteth; You fightest; They fighten).All Rights Reserved

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The Damaged Soul (Seasons of the Cycle Prequel) by aratheonfantasy

The Damaged Soul What does it mean to have honor? That is something I have asked myself my whole life. My name is Bothvar; I am the son of Earl Beorcol, and this is my story. Some think honor is to die in battle, while others think honor is to kill in battle. My brother Thorkel surely thought those things. Maybe that's why he did what he did. I'll never know. Others think honor is to serve. To serve our leaders or people. To serve the greater good. Or simply serve our family and loved ones. That surely seems noble, does it not? My father surely thinks so. He's given his life to serve all of those things. Many think honor is something you earn, not something you're born with or given. It's carved from hard work. Forged in the fires of battle and hardened by pain. This is what I once thought. I spent many days and nights tempering my strength, hardening my body, and forging my will. I thought honor came from the edge of a blade. I sacrificed it all to earn it and it cost me nearly everything, leaving my heart and soul broken. And yet, I still do not know what it means to have honor. Join me, and together we might discover the truth. Together we might earn honor. And maybe then, I can finally find peace and be reunited with my loved ones. The Damaged Soul is a small prequel book of the Broken Souls in the Seasons of the Cycle series. It's also included in the Broken Souls novel along with the Bound Soul, Lura's story. The Series is a Dark Fantasy with a bit of romance. It's inspired by Viking culture, but it is in no way an accurate portrayal of historical Viking culture. It takes place within a fantasy world that's heavily influenced by ancient mythology and lore of many different cultures among other things. That being said, this book contains some pretty graphic and controversial topics such as slavery, sexual assault, death, war, violence, blood, mental health, drug addiction, and many other controversial topics.

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The Norseman by Raid7X

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