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Ongoing, First published Dec 02, 2023
[Ennead fanfic] Art not mine.

‼️Warning‼️
-R@pe
-Sexual @assault
-Sm*ut
(Reccomended for 18+!!)

The god of the desert,or perhaps...the god of war.Who could imagine how worse his life can be?....

Based on the manhwa "Ennead"
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