Extraordinary
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Last published Mon, May 8, 2017
♆Follow Alexa on her extraordinary journey, encountering Giants and the colossal world they live in.♆
Alexa had always been displeased with the lack of adventures the world provided. School, work, problems, responsibilities... She had envisioned other worlds, other surreal scenarios in order to escape reality.
One day, she found herself stumbling upon something abnormal; she found a unique necklace laying around. Craving something thrilling, she put it on -unaware of the consequences.
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