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Divine Brutality
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Ongoing, First published Dec 08, 2020
Death has a hard time claiming someone if they have a true purpose to live. 

It was and wasn't like that with Amia. Who was living just for her sister yet...wasn't really living at all. 

So the inevitable happened ofcourse, death took an interest in her, and what exactly happens when a dark force, the literal personification of death itself finds that befriending a tiny human isn't all too bad. 





It can be said with surety that chaos, ultimate chaos and a beautiful mess is to be expected.
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