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Legion's choice
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Darkness is creeping in from the edges of the empire.
A chance that has been all however lost to history is rising
again.
Cassia Auralius is the first woman Heir of the Empire
of Metus to now not abdicate her right to the throne.
Behind her is a line of warrior-kings and sacred laws.
Before her is an uncertain future painted in blood.
Opposed by using her father and challenged via her brothers,
Cassia must first prove herself valuable of the throne
gifted by using the gods. Ancient trials--trials she need to not
fail--will test her strength, both of her thought and her
heart.
The first trial--three lengthy journey years reduce off from her
family and her very own nobility--will soon begin.
If Cassia can survive, she will be one step closer to
her throne. A throne that will quickly be under a threat
she ought to in no way have imagined. Cassia will want allies,
both frequent and abnormal to defeat this threat. If she
fails in this, she will lose now not solely her throne, however her
empire.
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