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Ator

Ator

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Aug 9, 2026
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Fiction
Historical
Ancient Empires
Royalty
Victorian
In a world where mages and non-mages live in harmony, Azra Klein wakes up after an accident surrounded by a strange black aura-one that drains magic and snuffs out the life of any mage who gets too close. She falls in love with the dashing heir to a foreign Grand Duke-the most powerful mage in his land. Will this love lead to her undoing ?
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