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Release Me From Heaven (Release Me From Hell Series)

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Parts 21
Time 2h 39m

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Humans aren't dead after all. After the release of Iskil's memories, some machines begin to suspect a darkness that is slowly unfolding. One of these machines is Askin, an Elite machine that lies in the blocked off city of Matum- the place of humans. He wishes to escape Matum to find this darkness, and before he really can, he meets Iskil himself. So, Askin, with his right-hand servant, Vaeshi, plans to go against all that is suggested of him, and he fights his way out of his chains.All Rights Reserved

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Alterra: Filosofia by Beepo_404

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The Reluctant Angel by Evan_D_Sherden

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Alterra: Clair-Obscur

(It is highly recommended to read "Alterra: Foreign Eden" before this, as certain characters and events may carry over or be mentioned in passing.) After barely surviving his last assignment, Kusunoki Sakuta (Alterra's most eccentric yet beloved android inspector) is transferred to Florienne, a nation of elegance, pride, and carefully hidden rot. Beneath the glamorous facade of Réseau Iris, Alterra's most aristocratic subsidiary, something festers. Tasked with overseeing the android heiresses of the enigmatic Lumière family, Sakuta finds himself trapped in a world of whispered rumors, veiled threats, and deadly politics. Aurélie Lumière, the matriarch, is as terrifying as she is graceful. Her daughters, Élise and Colette, couldn't be more different-one cold and secretive, the other proud and naïve. And yet, the ties that bind them may strangle them all. As the curtains rise and the audience watches, Sakuta must once again walk the fine line between duty and affection-between light and shadow.