Kayin's Journey
Kayin's Journey

Kayin's Journey

Synopsis

The Bomani tribe has kept all the traditions and rituals of their ancestors for over a hundred thousand years. Little Kayin, heir to the throne, has trouble understanding her role and rebelliously refuses to assume the reign. Her mother Ayo is not content with this and sends her beloved daughter to the world of the dead as a lesson and Kayin needs to find her way back on this unknown journey.
14+Completed Story~4min

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Olá pessoal,   Eu sou a Cássia Novaes, sou de São Paulo, e uma amante da leitura e da escrita criativa.    Estou no Nyah faz alguns anos e d...

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“Early in the story the reader is already eager to know what is the journey of the main character and how this journey will be completed in a few chapters. At the end of the journey, I think Kayin has matured and could become a great queen. Congratulations on the story!”

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Capítulo 1 — Velutina

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Capítulo 2 — Iníquo

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Capítulo 3 — Afasia

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Capítulo 4 — Abaulado

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Capítulo 5 — Bitafe

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Capítulo 6 — Hirto

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Capítulo 7 — Donzel

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