The Agimore Effect

The Agimore Effect

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A series of events occur to a few random individuals, these events connect not to those who created us, but to those who represent the one who created us. These symbols are scared of something ancient, something that's been sleeping, how will these individuals be affected by this fear that the symbols feel? This is the question that this story answers.
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