Magic Casement
A PERILOUS PROPHECY
Princess Inos lived an idyllic life in her father's sleepy, backwater
kingdom. Krasnegar was a peaceful realm, and Inos was a friend to
all – especially her childhood companion, the stableboy Rap.
Then one day a God appeared with an enigmatic warning that might mean
that Inos should wed. No one was sure, but who could ignore a divine
warning? And as no eligible noblemen ever visited tiny Krasnegar, Inos
found herself exiled to the Impire to learn to be a lady.
Thus Inos was far away when Rap's strange talents began to emerge, and
the townsfolk whispered darkly of magic. Then the king fell ill, and
Rap set out to warn Inos to prepare to claim her birthright. But Rap
couldn't know as he struggled through goblin-infested wastes that his
was a journey ordained by the Gods since before the world began...
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