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The Crown Prince of The Abyss Prison

Liya_Raaa
Jae Hyuk returned to the palace after being dethroned five years ago. His sudden arrival shocked many, as they saw that the former crown prince was still alive. He had only one main purpose in coming back to the kingdom that had cast him out and killed those he once protected—to ensure that he would be thrown into the underground prison of Gwimun, a place known to be extremely terrifying and dangerous, where even the most powerful sorcerers could never escape. Through an attempted assassination of the new crown prince, Jae Hyuk would receive a severe punishment and become one of the prisoners there, just as he had planned. He did all of this, even willing to risk his reputation as a murderer, solely to meet Malrik, a legendary sorcerer who was the most feared prisoner. Jae Hyuk needed Malrik. His plan for revenge against the kingdom had to be fulfilled this time. But before any of that could happen, he had to master magical power equal to Malrik’s. Would he be able to stand on equal ground with the legend, or would he be destroyed before ever reaching it?
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