The Great Northern Skies

The Great Northern Skies

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Aug 6, 2025
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Fantasy
Follow the great empire on its long and great adventure to fame! This is not a child friendly tale as it contains Abuse, violence, gore, Necromancy, war and much much more, when you read this novel be cautious; This book follows Griffins, dragons and other mythical creatures, humans are only mentioned and do not appear. do keep in mind your dear author is both young and dyslexic, I also have severe grammar issues so feel free to correct any mistakes I make, this book should not be seen as an actual professional piece and I only have my own mind to work with here as this book is only about characters I myself have made and not well known ones, please keep in mind all these characters are still actively being made, altered and designed. (COVER ART DOESN'T BELONG TO ME CREDIT TO WHO MADE IT)
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