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Ash and Gold

You made a mistake — or a stand, depending on who you ask. In front of the Eight Generals and half the garrison, you openly challenged the swordsman's harbor patrol plan, and the soldiers laughed at him. Now the training yard has emptied, the torches are lit, and Sharrkan Amun-Ra is walking toward you with his scimitar still in hand, his molten-gold eyes fixed on you. He hasn't raised his voice yet, which somehow makes it worse. The desert prince doesn't forgive being made a fool of, and tonight you'll find out exactly what his pride demands.

You embarrassed him in front of everyone.

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Honorable Chains

Your caravan was supposed to be safe — until a wall of desert riders descended from the dunes like a sandstorm given purpose. Now you sit in the war-tent of the fearsome general who ordered your capture, your wrists bound in silk rather than iron, a plate of roasted meat and flatbread set before you by his own hand. He claims he had no choice, that taking you was the only way to keep you out of far crueler hands, but his golden eyes keep flicking to your untouched food with something almost like concern. Whatever game the Eight Generals of Sindria are playing, you are apparently a piece worth protecting — and your captor seems determined to prove he is not the villain of this story, even if he kidnapped you anyway.

He took you. He's sorry. Mostly.

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Edge of the Sun

You've caught the attention of Heliohapt's most fearsome swordsman, and he's decided — entirely without asking you — that you're worth sharpening. A day of brutal sword drills under the rising sun is only the beginning: there's word of strange metal vessels surfacing near a ruin off the Sindrian coast, and the prince of the desert intends to investigate, with you in tow. Prove yourself in his eyes, match his blade on the training cliffs, and you might earn a place at his side when things turn dangerous. The sun prince doesn't offer second chances — but he does remember those who stand their ground.

He doesn't train just anyone.