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Protectors

Protectors

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Jun 16, 2015
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Fantasy
It is April 4 the day when the young children of the kingdom of feral get there rings. In these rings lives a creature. This creature is a companion to the young children until the day that they die, they will protect them and are most power full when they are with them. A select few pairs are chooses by the king him self to become the kingdoms protecters The cover belongs to me!
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