❖ ''ZF 16 Ariomma to unknown vessel. Please identify yourself. Over.'' ❖
Farah and Kazem are twins working aboard the Ariomma, a trading airship that sails the edges of a flat world. Out here is a frontier far from civilization: a place known as the...
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