Trial of the Scorpion Witch
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  • Reads 188
  • Votes 9
  • Parts 10
  • Time 1h 29m
Ongoing, First published Aug 21, 2016
A world where magic exists... anyone can perform magic feats of any kind. The price, the world is inhabited by demons. These creatures have infected and taken over part of the world, and the remaining world lives in fear of these creatures. It is up to the world to train people to fight off these creatures so that the remainder of the population can live in peace in the kingdoms of Gaea, Oceania, Astralis, and Pyra. Enter the Gaea training academy, training college level students in the art of fighting along with education. One day catastrophe hits the earth and it is up to the students to put an end to the terror in order to graduate from the academy and continue on as full fledged fighters.
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