The Silent Orphan
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The Silent Orphan

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Dear Readers,
Welcome to the world of The Silent Orphan.
This story is incredibly close to my heart, born from a desire to write a fantasy that blends high-stakes magic with deeply human emotions. It is a story about resilience, finding light in dark places, and the raw beauty of found family in a cold, dangerous world.
Thank you so much for stepping into King Avner’s realm with me. Your support means the world, and I hope you get as lost in the magic of these pages as I did while writing them.
Turn the page, the story is about to begin...

Summary

Mya was just a ten-year-old child when she was brought secretly into the cold stone walls of King Avner’s palace—a kingdom where magic is outlawed, and its punishment is death. For four years, she lived in the shadows, protected by Lady Moran, the fiercest warrior in the court who became her makeshift mother, and Prince Ariel, who loved her like a little sister. Mya thought she had finally found a safe haven, but in a castle built on grief and strict laws, keeping her true power a secret is a matter of life and death.

Status
Complete
Chapters
12
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Chapter 1: The Orphan of the Forest

The rain outside lashed against the castle windows like an army of tiny assassins. Inside Gaius's chambers, the fireplace cast a warm, flickering glow, filling the room with the sweet scent of pine and medicinal herbs.

Ten-year-old Mya huddled inside Balthazar's wet travel cloak. Her small body trembled violently-not just from the biting cold, but from the terrifying fear of the unknown. Her mother was gone. Her old world had burned to ash.

King Avner is completely broken by grief,"" Gaius, the wise court physician, whispered urgently under the candlelight. "He has banned every trace of magic from the kingdom. If he ever finds out who she is... what hides in her blood..."

Mya didn't understand the words, but she understood the tone. Danger. She buried her face deeper into the damp cloak, trying to suffocate the tears streaming down her cheeks.

Suddenly, the heavy wooden door creaked open with a sharp groan. Mya flinched back, her eyes widening in sheer terror.

A young woman stood in the doorway, clad in light leather armor. Her hand rested naturally on the hilt of a gleaming silver sword. She looked as harsh and unyielding as the stones in the deepest forest.

Mya took a step back, but her small legs betrayed her. She tripped, falling backward,completely helpless.

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