legents are real

legents are real

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sonic is an ordinary hedgiog also having super speed and had save the mobios milionts of time. But egman never gives yup and while thinking of somehow destroying that hedgiog he finds a storage rock lying. What's a rock looked guna do you will have to read this story.
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