THE RAH

THE RAH

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Dec 31, 2021
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Fantasy
A young teenage boy is sitting in the graveyard, where he reminisces about his past . He is a a guardian , one the few left people on earth bestowed a cause and a purpose by the gods to restore and maintain the cycle of life . However on his journey , he comes to know the good and the bad and has to make better judgements depending upon what he thinks is the right thing to do - can he trust his masters blindly or should he take a different path disrupting the nature of life.
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