Necromancer Rising
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Last published Wed, Mar 5, 2014
The greatest robbery in history. 12 banks stolen within 24 hours and the police have no clue what is happening. More than a billion dollars went into the off shore account of David McLane. At the age of 14 to rob 1 bank in a whole month is impossible let alone 12. But for a necromancer ,that's relatively simpler. Now 3 years later he is considered one of the most strongest necromancers in the word.
An organisation calling them self The Order are hell bent on bringing criminals having powers to justice.They have no Government authorization ,no jurisdiction and no need for paperwork. Their jobs are simple . Escort the guy to prison or to the doors of death.
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