All Twelve Shall Fall

All Twelve Shall Fall

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ARIE ASTREA She was not born into legend-she carved herself into it. Before the scars that mapped her like a battlefield, she was simply who refused to bow. Steel found her hands long before comfort ever did, and war became the only language she spoke fluently. They did not train her. They stripped her down and rebuilt her into a weapon that could not disobey. Her name became a warning whispered in the dark. Villages did not pray for her protection yet they prayed she would pass them by. Where she walked, mercy withered. Where she fought, nothing recognizable remained. They called her many things. A shield, blade, and a monster. What drove her was colder than vengeance and deeper than rage. It was hunger! A hunger that never fades, never softens. A need to prove that the world that tried to break her had only succeeded in making something far worse. And now, she no longer fought to survive. She fought because she had forgotten how to stop. She fought because she understood something most did not! That survival was not given and survival was taken. And she would take it, again and again, from anyone who dared stand in her path.
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Farah, is a twenty first century self made woman. With the guidance of her brothers and rules of her parents, she became of what she was pictured to be. A heart, mind and soul that swim in power, money and riches was task to be as one to unknown man. It wasn't hard, they said. For more power, they said. It's for her freedom, she said. Little did she know, she found more than that. More valuable than their big house and more comforting than any man. She found where exactly she should be.. Did she? A misfit found where to fit.. but to another misfit?

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