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The Story of the Lords of the Logun Continent, Part I
Author: Jimmy-Chuuu
last update2025-11-12 07:33:59

The Logun Continent is located quite far from the Silver Screening Continent with vast distance. Approximately to the southwest across treacherous seas, there are few historical or written records remaining. Of the Silver Screening Continent that mention Logun Continent in detail, isolation was nearly complete through centuries.

On the Logun Continent with ancient traditions, martial arts and swordsmanship are revered and held in high regard. The fundamental principle of the Logun Continent is
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