β Scribed by Nefarious
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Orion Zakari is an Ice Sorcerer, the last of his lineage. He's got no clue where he is or how he got there, but he knows one thing for certain: he is being hunted.
His home and family are gone: razed and massacred. He will be next when the hunters find him. But if he can put enough pieces together, maybe he wonβt have to follow his family down to eternal damnation. Maybe he can avenge them. And maybe, just maybe, heβs got a destiny waiting past that.
Monsters and men, merchants and mages, hunters and the hunted. This is the story of the abandoned Sorcerer.
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