The Tails of Argias
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  • Reads 1,422
  • Votes 127
  • Parts 49
  • Time 2h 1m
Complete, First published Nov 29, 2021
Mature
©️it is a tail older than time with the birth of a vengeance and love and family lives, saving the world of evil gods, save humanity and the world with a team of heros, known as The Divine Sentinels. To Defeat Thor and his evil alliance of gods and they meet new friends and goes on their journey around the world©️
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