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In a world of constant war for dominance between the six kingdoms of the realm, as well as the six Elements that make up the universe(darkness, light, fire, earth and air).

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In a world of constant war for dominance between the six kingdoms of the realm, as well as the six Elements that make up the universe(darkness, light, fire, earth and air). A young king seeks to bring peace to the realm at all cost, after learning from his father the main reason the realm is a war zone.

Follow the humans, the gods/goddesses, teh sorcerers,the orcs, the demons, the animal spirits, and most especially..the elements to see how they all handle power in the realm.

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2021

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