Through the North (Greatest Thief 4)
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  • Reads 3,859
  • Votes 372
  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 59m
Ongoing, First published Oct 20
Mature
2 new parts
With the Deorun War behind them, Finn and Tannix are looking forward to some time to finally relax. 

Until Tannix's brother Tandrin points out that other noble families are going to start pressuring Tannix to pick one of their daughters to lead West Draulin as his wife. Luckily, Tandrin has a solution-they can't pressure him if Tannix isn't around. And so, Tandrin decides to make Tannix an ambassador and sends him to visit the kingdoms along the Northern Coast.

With the knights in tow, as well as some allies from Deorun and Navire, Tannix and Finn head out. Along the way, they learn about different cultures and see new sights, while improving relations between Zianna and the Northern countries.

They meet plenty of new people, as well as some old friends. And maybe, some old enemies.
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