Sorcerer Merlin

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ade routes. It’s prime position along these trade routes proved to be one of the driving forces of the planet’s economy. It is one of the wealthier planets in the known u

in ruins… Marketplaces that once swarmed with merchant’s and buyers were now desolate with little evidence that they ever existed at all… Great castles that towered above were n

e was seeing, for she was familiar with the Magerius, having visited the planet several times in the past. Seeing this once great land reduces to…this…she did not want to believe it…”H-how is this possible…?” she muttered, still trying to take everything in. She walked slowly thr

e ruins, tears forming in her eyes, her chest heavy with sadness. “They’re really all gone…”. Her denial had turned to acceptance. There really was no Magerians left… Crystal composed herself, ready to leave the barren planet until she

r magic to move the debris. She came upon some objects that she couldn’t make out at first. Gray in color, covered with dust. They varied in shapes and sizes. Some long and slender, others smaller and round. She held some of them in her hands and could tell they were very hard. She began to brush the dust off of them and could tell that they w

jure a powerful shield in time to save their child’s life… How such a thing had occurred was not important now though. What mattered is that Crystal had found a survivor…the last of the Magerians… She rushed over and using her own magic, dispelled the shield that surrounded the child. Taking it

scovered that the child was a boy, before wrapping him back in his blanket. The boy was eerily calm. He could obviously not know or comprehend what had happened arou

n’t sit right with Crystal. This child, she wanted to guarantee that he would have a good life. She decided that she would take pity upon him and raise him herself. She had always wanted a son of her own, and now she would have one… He continued to stare into her eyes

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