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Seer of Shadows: Shadows of the First Trine 1โฆ
They were hardly a threat before. "Sure, the shifters could look like allies, but they weren't good at imitating personalities or the little quirks that make each person unique, and they had a distinctive odor that always gave them away" โฆbut change is inevitable, and over time they must have learned how to accurately model the behavior of their chosen identity. It's even rumored they managed to extinguish the telling smell!
Unrest has once again blanketed the kingdoms in its darkness, a hint of magic is on the rise, and those acting from the shadows have sent out their much-improved shapeshifting monster to take advantage. Now, they walk among unsuspecting folk, virtually undetectable, or so it is rumored, but Lady Shey doesn't have time to worry about such things. She is on a quest to save the kingdom's only hope to crawl back into the light, a group of descendants, according to the seers, living a simple life in the mountains.
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Test Text Series Index: Trine
Single Author : Cleave Bourbon
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Uncomma Author : Cleave Bourbon
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