Spatium
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  • Reads 71
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 20m
Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2017
Antes de que la tierra sea destruida por nosotros mismos, 2 soldados son los únicos sobrevivientes.
Ahora deben sobrevivir en el espacio exterior, en un mundo muy alejado de donde alguna vez estuvo la tierra y prepararse para la feroz guerra entre planetas que se desatara.

(IMÁGENES SERÁN AGREGADAS EN LAS PAGINAS POCO A POCO)
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