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Warm snow
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    Time 56m
Ongoing, First published Dec 04, 2021
Carnage. Love. Revenge.

The dystopian city of gryphons garden holds the story of a young assassin. A tale of sinister mystery awaits the 15-year-old girl, equipped with nothing but a sentimental sniper and her multi-coloured eyes. Losing herself as she is engulfed in the evils of the city, she sets off on the path of redemption as she finds her light in the form of a human being. But whilst she uncovers a long-buried kindness, a forbidden chest of darkness is surfaced from the depths of her best friend.
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In a world consumed by ruin, Mallory walks the desolate streets with eyes that see more than anyone else ever could. Her ability-an uncanny gift of enhanced sight-is both her greatest weapon and her deepest curse. The world has collapsed, overrun by flesh-eating creatures that lurk in the shadows, waiting to tear apart the remnants of humanity. Driven by desperation, Mallory embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the cure-a whispered remedy said to be humanity's last hope. Every step forward leads her deeper into danger, risking her life and those who dare to follow her. The horrors she faces threaten to break her, yet her vision keeps pushing her onward. But in a cruel twist, the truth unravels too late: the cure she sought was never far-it had been right in front of them all along. Now, survival isn't just about seeing-it's about realizing. Because the most elusive truths are often the ones hidden in plain sight.