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Dragon Burst: bursting out
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Ongoing, First published Apr 30, 2015
The world is changing, and not in a good way. The government controls every thing, and the only law, is literally the law of the jungle. People are taking a mutagen shot on purpose to fit in the new world and the new game animal, is the humans. The only thing keeping the humans alive is the Guardians. This is the beginning of a whole new world and the only way to make it, is with the humans alive and living in peace with us, the dragons and other monsters.
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