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Time 4h 46m

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Gryphon Wood, a land of great mass located somewhere between here and there in the time of then and now holds many wonders and curiosities. Home to a variety of races, kingdoms, towns and varied landscapes. 
  As with any place there are peaceful times and there are turbulent times. There are those who are caring and just, those who are evils and filed with contempt for others to those in between,. Towns and cities filled with wonderment and beauty and some filled with danger and fear. To all these attributes make Gryphon Wood an interesting place to live or just visit.
  Now we will start in the south eastern area of the land, in a small but bustling port town called Tetera. With its ships and visitors coming and going and traders selling their wares in the open market place to those young ones seeking entrance into the Moonblade Academy. Tetera is a busy place full of excitement, but the most famous land mark in this port is the Golden Gryphon Tavern. Come read and follow along as the adventure unfolds.All Rights Reserved

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The Last Knights of Cambria Book 1: Echoes of Gideon

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