La Nouvelle Religion

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Reads 86
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Parts 4
Time 52m

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Lensa vit depuis son enfance dans une cité régie par les richesses. Pour être plus riche et important, chaque citoyen se doit de prier et d'appliquer les préceptes de la déesse de la cité : Ricus. Lensa a toujours eu du mal à s'intégrer dans cette société. À l'école, elle avait appris qu'au travers des bois vivaient des sauvages, des êtres inhumains qui ne méritaient que la haine de la cité. Mais comment croire à de simples légendes ? Pourquoi malgré tout l'endoctrinement, Lensa n'arrive pas à se soumettre à Ricus ? Perdue dans ses questionnements, Lensa bouleversera sa cité et son monde.All Rights Reserved

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