The Killing Crowns

The Killing Crowns

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In a world where states come together to form an organization for their own selfish deeds, Caral, the Uriel of the North, is an aloof, unfriendly independent state. It may still be under the United Groups of International States (UGIS), its jurisdiction, despite being reinforceable, is nothing but an empty statement to Caral thus it is coined as the "getaway ground" for criminals. However, it's impossible to get in the state without the permission of Papa, the head of the secretive family that has been leading this powerful state for decades. Orleander, an invisible family of 12 is the secret behind the supremacy of this lonesome state.
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