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Ashes of Revenge

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Summary

In the land of Corrail five species use hate and spite to make the land a violent cesspool. Raven, a badly burned Mundus, knows that better than anyone. Betrayed by her Kingdom, and left for dead in enemy territory, she wants nothing but revenge against the Mundus King. Years after the incident, an unlikely trio forms with similar interests: Colt, an anxiety-ridden Shifter with a skill for killing, and Richard, an overly strict Farian with the ability to strategize against anything and one. The small group devise a plan to ensure the Kingdom they live in is protected against the others that oppose and threaten war. Just as they begin to make progress, a new player in their twisted game appears: Death. Moving his players, the group end up in Raven’s old Kingdom with a new mission for the group to follow. With Death promising that Colt and Richard will be hurt if she doesn’t do as she’s told, she agrees to the deal. But vengeance courses so fast beneath her skin that nothing can stop her from getting what she wants. Not even Death.

Status
Complete
Chapters
36
Rating
5.0 (1 review)
Age Rating
16+

Chapter 1: Bird's Eye View

Blood and death.

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Those were the things the creature loved to smell at the brink of dawn.

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The Monstro raven flew over the dark and dreary town. Its red beady eyes observed the corpses that littered the grey dirt - both of inhumane Monstros and of more humane species. Its four decrepit wings flapped against the dark grey sky, adding another noise besides screams and cries to the air.

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Food, it thought.

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It began to circle when it saw the Tavern which held three guests who always rose with the sun. The three were different species than the Kingdom in which they stayed.

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The raven parted its beak, exposing its pointed teeth as it wondered if their carcasses would taste different than Monstro bodies.

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Its curiosity shattered when fresh flesh wafted up to it and it spotted its breakfast. A bloody victim crawled through the mud. The bird smelled what species he was: Mundus. The girl of the three had the same scent. One of its questions was about to come to fruition.

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Food!

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