Judgement
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Nicole Davis is accused of a crime she didn't commit. It doesn't help that she has an uncanny control over animals. Her punishment, to face a beast none have survived. Able to cast horrifying nightmares in the mind, and wreak tremendous pain on the body. Will she be able to control this creature too? Or will the boy in the stadium who neither stares at her with lust or cheers for her death help her?
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