(Previous version) Queen of Ice, Sword of Iron, Heart of Crystal
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  • Parts 12
  • Time 3h 37m
Ongoing, First published Sep 17, 2016
The eternal winter has been all Teela, a young elfin maiden, has ever known. Years ago, she watched her older sister be brutally murdered by the ice knights, and later ended up working as a slave for the gruesome trolls. All the magic in the world has all but gone, with most of the Fae dead, enslaved or outcasted. The heartless Queen of the Northern Kingdom continues to grow in her rule and sorcery.
     Just when Teela begins to accept her fate as a slave, she meets a soft spoken, mysterious maiden, another slave in the mines. Little does she know, the maiden is a runaway faerie, carrying with her a deep secret from her past. Teela is curious, and begins to question everything around her. She wants to escape the mines and find out her history. The faerie knows things that she could never have imagined, but Teela isn't sure she can trust her. Following her could lead to extreme danger, but she would have a chance to be whisked off on a journey she would never forget.
     An epic story of heartbreak and betrayal, loss and love, courage and self discovery. Filled with ice, action and adventure, tension will rise as magic spirals out of control, worlds and events collide, and icy battles begin to rage.
Roughly inspired by the Snow Queen story...but it's been an original story I've been working on for several years, still in progress!
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