In the land of the sea witches, squid ink was a powerful tool for magic. It could be used to summon invisible creatures, to create illusions, and to hide from enemies…
But the ink was also dangerous, for it could turn those who used it into sea monsters.
The witches used it sparingly, knowing that magic always came with a price.
… And yet, there were always those who were willing to risk everything for a taste of its power. Especially the young princess...
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Kaliyah Myers
"Change is imperative. But the kind of change is the most important detail."
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