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Sa'na Ma'i-din is a typical out cast. Orphan, street-rat, local thief, repetitive rape victim, half-thrush and half orc. Pretty much all the kinds of people shunned by society.

She's grown up with out a mother or father and lost the only parent figure she had in her life before she was a double-digit. But her heritage is something that no one in the world could expect.

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Prince Dale Baelfrost is the Crown Prince of Iriduin. He lost his mother mysteriously when he was younger and has had to live with the fear of losing his father as well. It doesn't help now that and ancient evil, long believed to be vanquished, now rears its head again.

When he is suddenly united with a sister who never knew about, he has to decide if he is willing to what it takes to save her from her demons or if he is going to let her go and keep the crown to himself. And let's not forget, the woman he loves is bound by some weird ancient technique to his sister.

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Taria Andares is an Ermeni. A race of powerful humans with a talent and affinity for ki on the same level as Elves. Her father is the most talented Ermeni cultivator of the last hundred years and her elder brothers seem to be even more talented.

In other words, pretty big shoes to fill.

Now, finding herself bound to a woman and a group of women, each from different backgrounds and races, she will have to ask herself some basic questions. Namely, how proud of her lineage is she?

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Princess Sha'ron Onu'o-ha is the Crown Princess of West Salminia. A mule headed, foul mouthed woman, with a heart of gold and a selfish bone as long as the distance of east to west.

If there's somethings she knows about herself, is that, she loves her family (the kingdom could burn for all she cares), she loves her down time, she loves to travel, and she is straighter than a pole.

So, imagine her surprise when she finds herself attracted to a , whitehaired beauty who's love to slay shit as much as she does.

Table of The God-Eater Chronicles: Saint (Book One)

Table of contents

Volume 1