β Scribed by Anna Kashina
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Kara is a mercenary - a Diamond warrior, the best of the best, and a member of the notorious Majat Guild. When her tenure as protector to Prince Kythar comes to an end, custom dictates he accompany her back to her Guild to negotiate her continued protection.
But when they arrive they discover that the Prince's sworn enemy, the Kaddim, have already paid the Guild to engage her services - to capture and hand over Kythar, himself.
A warrior brought up to respect both duty and honour, what happens when her sworn duty proves dishonourable?
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