The Bash (Discontinued)

The Bash (Discontinued)

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What if I told you that your best friend is a creature that feeds on human souls? In this town, your teacher could be a warlock and you wouldn't even know. This is a story about a town that holds many secrets. A world where both humans and creatures of all kinds live together. Though the creatures presence are unknown by most humans. A high school named Exponentia High is open for both supernatural beings and humans. Read The Bash to discover the possibilities of a hidden world you didn't even know existed!
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