Lion's Quest
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With Leo's commitment to Arnacript finalized, the champ announces his retirement to the world and prepares to work full-time on Ohlavar Quest. The challenges in the game world become steeper as Leo sets his eyes on the first of many artifacts, and he joins a dungeon exploration group in an effort to acquire the piece. But forces in the real world don't want the champ to retire from Astafar Unlimited, and they will do whatever it takes to get him back. Even if it means killing his parents. Lion's Quest: Dual Wield is the second novel in New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Michael-Scott Earle's Lion's Quest epic fantasy saga.
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