Tokyo Ghoul- Ash Shiro

Tokyo Ghoul- Ash Shiro

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This is my own story of Tokyo Ghoul. This sets place before Kureo Mado met Koutarou Amon. The main character in this story is a Ghoul named Ash Shiro. He goes to Kiyomi High School (12th Ward), he struggles to find who he really is. Does he like humans or ghouls? Who does he side with? What will he do to protect the people he loves?
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Being a CCG investigator was your dream since you were little. You wanted to be like your parents, to protect the people of Tokyo from monsters who feed from human flesh. These monsters are called ghouls and you always hated them. They killed your parents. Your situation made you understand more the guy in the back of the class. Those cold eyes of his, never leaving the sketchbook in front of him Despite your opposite personalities, you completed each other "But will this last forever?" this question pops up in your mind every time you look at him. "I... don't want to lose him" This is a Tokyo Ghoul ff I do not own Tokyo Ghoul or the characters, they're Sui Ishida's Strong language and spoilers from the manga Read at you own risk This book will go under editing once I finish it. Until then, I'm sorry for my mistakes

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