Rainmaker
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MatureComplete Sat, Sep 28, 20241h 39m
The land is barren, cracked under the relentless sun, with towns struggling for survival. Villages are clustered around shrinking oases and rivers that have nearly dried up. Rain is a distant memory, and those with the ability to summon it-Rainmakers-are both revered and feared
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