We reap a lot when we strive and aspire…
And we lose everything we’ve earned when we overreach and become greedy…
Gains are worthless when they are a flood brought about by obsession…
And giving up some of them is an inevitable severance for survival and continuity…
The Seven Seas Epic Part Five Dawn of the Sirens
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A novel that combines fantasy and suspense, its events revolve around exciting adventures in a world filled with secrets and challenges, and it raises profound human issues.
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