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    Beneath the Hallowed City

    By Moses Jean-Paul

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    Since the days of the cataclysm the city of Enthir has shepherded the world. Guiding the development of civilization for millennia under the hand of the religious order known as the Enthirian Brotherhood. As the only city that was left unaffected by the cataclysm, they took it upon themselves to travel the world and help those in need. With the Gems of Salvation they healed the sick and wounded, and with the teachings of the Nine Virtues they sought to unify the people.

    One day Olmar, a preacher for the Brotherhood, is approached by an odd man during a sermon, causing him to question his beliefs. Witnessing the impossible, he takes it upon himself to set out on a journey to discover the truth. A truth that has been long forgotten by nearly everyone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMoses Jean-Paul
    Release dateDec 31, 2018
    ISBN9781370744411
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    Beneath the Hallowed City
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    Moses Jean-Paul

    Moses Jean-Paul was born in New York to parents who were from Haiti. In High School, he read fantasy and sci-fi novels. During this time, he started writing short stories, mostly based off things he observed during his daily life. In college, he no longer wrote any stories or read as much. After college, he gained a renewed interest in writing. This time he would focus on his favorite genres, fantasy, and sci-fi.

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