Renee J. Branson commented on an excerpt of Daughter of the Sword
Did you mean "an" enemy here? I read over it again and while I think and works. An, has a nicer flow. 
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    Renee J. Branson commented on an excerpt of Daughter of the Sword
    I get what you are trying to achieve here. But it a bit off. Like I understand it, but I wonder if you could find a better way to relay this information that is not so wordy and drawn out. 
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