The Devil's Country
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- Parts 14
Ongoing1h 18m
Last published Mon, Apr 22, 2019
My first full original book.
In a land far far away. In fact, it is 238 light years. A world is outraged in war. With lack of modern technologies the world is still in a medieval era.
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