The Siege of Burning Grass

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Set against a backdrop of war and oppression, the story follows Alefret, an antiwar activist imprisoned and tortured, who faces a moral dilemma when offered a chance at freedom. Tasked with infiltrating an enemy flying city to incite rebellion among pacifists, he grapples with the implications of his actions. The narrative explores themes of resistance, sacrifice, and the complexities of war, as Alefret must choose between serving the warmongers or seizing an opportunity to potentially end the conflict.