The Arc Trials - Damned Journey
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Life was different before the Split. There were no wars, no anger, no forced death. Then, a mere child found a sword used to cause the Split. The man was sent away to a far away land, to the realm of the gods, to participate in the Arc Trails, and fix his damned world.
(The cover photo is NOT mine, I only borrowed it. The real creator is found here -> http://www.deviantart.com/art/Sword-329571530 , and I have gotta say that his ( or her ) work is amazing!)
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