The Awakening

The Awakening

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Three girls named Rosalia, Scarlet, and Raven are all trained in spell casting, combat , and slaying demons. Ever since the war of 2099 the world and the human race has fallen into a world of demons and chaos.With all of their strength they try to summon Carnivean, the demon has the power to bestow confidence, boldness and strength, exactly what they need to continue their slaying; but by accident they summon Tenebris he is pure darkness and could unite the demons to take over the earth and enslave the human race. But they can't do it alone so they will need some help from friends all over Galea, and maybe find some romance . see what happens on the quest to save what's left of the earth.
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