โ Scribed by NAK Baldron
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
An orphaned boy, uncontrollable magic, and a destiny to recover a nations honor.
For sixteen-year-old Ren, life was a brutal slog in the orphanage. His only aspiration was to become a sorcerer.
But with no family connections, he had no chance...
Until, a freak magical accident drew the attention of international authorities.
Will Ren evade the authorities, and take his one chance to pass the ritual required to join the Amethyst sorcerers?
Or will his low birth doom him and the world?
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Orphans Price is the first book in the Chronicles of the Seventh Realm, an epic fantasy series comprised of episodic short reads. Ren may be the chosen one, but Chronicles of the Seventh Realm is a sprawling series of characters with many tales to explore. This is the first book of Rens Tale.
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