The Lost Warrior
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Last published Tue, May 15, 2018
Finish high school, get into college and hopefully land on a high paying job. Typical plan for a normal girl like Arkhada. But as her true identity is revealed, suddeny her future is being dictated to her. Everyone's expecting her to be the greatest warrior when only last week her worries include school stuff and her growing feelings to her bestfriend Damon. Plunged into a crazy new life, it seems the only priority now is to survive.
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