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Sup Hira's Short Story: The Ice Princess
: Let out a sigh of reluctance as she agreed to Help Kai on her job. " Fine fine. Ill help you out. But lets wait for Sin too. If something goes wrong I can't promise I'll be able to protect you on my own." It was at that moment the Guild door slammed open. Seis's eyes turned back to meet Hira's. " Oh great the Ice Princess is back." Seis had given her that name because she often if not always showed a lack of emotion and it freaked alot of people out. Seis wasn't really sure of her back story because she joined the guild much later than Hira but she knew she was the strongest member of the guild and that was enough. " Sup Hira wanna help the little newbie here out on a job? She doesn't even know magic yet she insist on taking on a Vulcan.
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