The Random Adventures of Team 0
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  • Reads 68
  • Votes 8
  • Parts 2
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Jul 31, 2019
Hi there! The name's Keira Ikamuzu! This is our world of  real life-fantasy anime! Of course we're real, if we weren't why would we write a book? See, no need to worry, dattebayo!

This is the random book of random anime characters! Follow Keira, Sarein, Akirii, and more Naruto-based friends through their weird yet awesome adventures!

-Cringey Awesomeness-

(I AM CURRENTLY DOING STUFF ON THIS BOOK! I JUST WANTED IT PUBLISHED EARLY N SHIZZ CAUSE IM LAZY! ANYWAY I AM ALSO WORKING ON THE  COVER. SO... YEA. ANYWAY ENJOY I GUESS?)

I'm also working on the title so yea! Sorry for the wait.
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