β Scribed by Hurn, Myln
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Drakkor, warrior and leader of his people, has triumphed. The war is over. Jocienne, once a rebel but now a prisoner, must face the same punishment as her comrades, in a land without jails. Their fate is to be sold for their sentence term, and the most attractive usually serve as sex slaves. It will be her Master's choice as to how she will be used, but in the end, Jocienne may choose not to leave her prison without bars.
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