Rosette and Steel | Warhammer 40k Fanfic
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After the Archenemy slaughters her world, young Zareen inherits her father's Knight-and its cursed secret. Bound to Inquisitor Phoebe, she battles horrors across the sector, unaware that the relic festering in her Knight's core could drown the stars in war. But is it a weapon... or a doom?
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