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The Dryad's Bride
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Ongoing, First published Jul 02, 2016
Dryads are known for their soul-sucking habit, and have terrorized humans since the beginning of time. Every man has feared them, except Hunters of Magic, who seek their head for a bounty.

Nies is a young Dryad, who only wants one thing: to be human. She dares to leave her sanctity of the forest to venture out into the world and find the means of creating a child for herself. In order to achieve this goal, she must find a worthy human to surrogate this child.

When she encounters Jolette, a human with a bad reputation, Nies agrees to help her escape to Kazo City, a land who knows not of Jolette's name, if the human herself protected Nies until she found a bride.

Along the way, these two meet exotic creatures and make sketchy companions that accompany them on their journey to this sacred city. But Nies has a secret-her body is hungry for a soul. And Jolette's looks like the perfect meal.
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