Saphrezdako and Her Origin Story
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Saphrezdako and Her Origin Story
FantasySaphrezdako thinks she is just a normal human, but she is not she is an extraordinary or abnormal Human. She goes on a trip that she had won and the trip was to outer space. The trip to outer space and her Elf DNA combined with Space Radiation and s...
