The Tiny Master of Evil

The Tiny Master of Evil

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Mar 3, 2019
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Action and Thriller
Harold Dawson is a normal janitor working on board the decrepit USS Hopper - his life cannot get much duller than what it already is. Until one day, he meets a time-traveling dark wizard by the name of Belzebob, who is on a quest for absolute magical knowledge. Follow the travels of Harold Dawson and his new wizard friend, through treacherous werewolf pirates, nonmagical squeegees, and abysmal court cases.
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