Waynack
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William Waynack is in search of the Holy Grail in hopes of becoming a king one day! This adventure into the unknown is William's dream, and hopefully, he can find others that share his dream along the way! After all, the impossible is only that way if it is done alone! Chapters 1-6 (Intro Arc) Chapters 7-15 (Holmfirth Arc) Chapters 16-32 (Mount Enopo Arc) Chapters 33- (Winchester Arc)
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