The Phoenix: Born Of Ash
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  • Reads 2,111
  • Votes 263
  • Parts 35
  • Time 9h 16m
Ongoing, First published May 17, 2016
Mature
Although the lands of Aeros were torn apart over a hundred years ago, a great scar still divides the people where the kingdoms were sewn back together. Unlike the Elves to the north, the great Human race did not react well to their populous developing fantastical abilities. Quickly, the kingdoms were torn asunder and even the King and his spirit warriors were not able to keep the foundations of his kingdom from cracking. 
                  
                  The Kingdom of Orlanio was the first to take up sword to the cause of restricting Mage freedom, decreeing that Mages were too dangerous and should not be granted the same freedoms as others. 
              Even though she's the Grad Duke of Orlanio's niece, Allaria cares little for the politics outside Orlanio's walls. She is much more concerned with pushing back her Uncle's timeline for shipping her off to court. Seeing as she is nineteen years of age she had been doing quite well until one night ruined it all and sent her life down a path she never saw coming. 
                  
                  Times in Aeros are becoming more and more dangerous as a new power is growing and Allaria will soon find she has an important role to play as the wars brew and the Phoenix rises.
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