✔️Kamen Rider Ex-aid; True Ending [Book 2]
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  • Reads 1,579
  • Votes 19
  • Parts 6
  • Time 43m
Complete, First published May 21, 2020
An evil ninja Rider named Fuma appears from the virtual reality world in an effort to conquer Earth and has revived Emiko Hojo! It is up to the CR Riders to use the power of virtual reality gaming to save the day!

Started: 05.20.2020
Finished: 06.22.2020

A/N: This is Book 2 this is the link to the first book.
https://www.wattpad.com/story/178831668-kamen-rider-ex-aid-emu-has-a-twin-sister-completed
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