In a Galaxy far, far from near

In a Galaxy far, far from near

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"Yusuki!" She yells "He's your only hope!" I look at her with teary eyes "I don't want him to be!" I yell back, a sob caught in my voice. Tsulani, goddess of Galaxies, smiles and whispers "I am goddess of both fate and galaxies, you do as I say, it's what brought you here" Is Asiki mon Tukina really that simple of a book? Follow the tale of Yusuki, a young girl who only wanted to believe in the super natural, not become it WARNING: If you are not comfortable with anything to do with LGBT do not read this
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Sage, who has been raised as a boy despite his female form, decides to confront the gods and force them to transform his body ------------------------------ When Telethusa was pregnant, the goddess Aurelia visited her in the night and delivered a prophecy that she would have a son. So, when she gave birth to a baby girl, she raised the child as a boy, heeding the goddesses words. Eighteen years have passed since that night, and Sage has grown to be a strong and determined young man who is betrothed to marry a neighbor girl named Violet. He is becoming increasingly agitated that the gods have still not fixed their mistake and completed his form. When an injury threatens to reveal his "incomplete" body to Violet, he decides that he has had enough, and he sets off on a quest to confront the gods.

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