Didi_Mendes

To the ancient creatures of the macrocosm,' Shira Faina Elisabeth Pendragon Lunar' was an error needing extermination. 

Her creation was abnormal and unforeseen even to the Book of Existence and the higher gods 

The power and magic she yielded were almost unmatchable and very contradicting which in turn makes it destructive

Schemes and betrayal materialised in the quest of rectifying the  "so-called error" that brought forth the existence of Shira

After 10 thousand years of hiding Shira finally decided to fight back destroying countless universes and beings in her awake and falling in love along the way for eternity 


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Their stances were intimidating, while Shira stood there. Sharbon, Serket together with the others started feeling the adrenaline pumping in their veins and they all smiled maliciously.




Her smile was terrifying, the entire room turned cold before her and within a blink of an eye she was standing in front of the high god of the rays.



With her hands firmly on top of his head she  started squeezing forcefully, the man started screaming loudly like a banshee and just like that his core essence was destroyed



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Beady eyes hidden within the bramble scanned the area, oblivious that they were prey to this Forest. A paranormal presence lurked in the essence of the devil's grasp, shadowing each living organism with dire precision.




The female walking through this seemly never-ending forest, walked with a calculated and sinister purpose, her aura was imposing and intimidating.




A heart-shattering battle cry can be heard throughout the surrounding vicinity. With holsters on her hips and both legs and holding a sword made from an elf bone with a red phoenix feather in between the tip of the sword.

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Note: this is an original novel written by me (Didi_Mendes) and not a translation 


(I don't own the cover, found it on Pinterest. All rights belongs to the creator.)

Table of Legend of Shira: The goddess of the unknown

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Volume 1