A bear to kill
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  • Reads 60
  • Votes 5
  • Parts 1
  • Time 12m
Complete, First published Sep 16, 2014
Ever since Goldie encountered the three bears when she was young, it has left her with uncontrollable nightmares, threatening her from sleeping in peace. On the other hand, because of her encounter with the bears which inevitably exposed their species’ existence, the humans take action against them, capturing and experimenting on the bears to create their ultimate army. An army that will become unstoppable in their eyes. Because of their atrocious actions, a monster was born. Papa bear. 

Now it is up to Goldie and her army to fix what the previous commander had started and put an end to Papa bear and his species. However, as the final battle with Papa bear comes close to hand, will she be able to defeat him or will her nightmares get the better of her…
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