Betsu no Jinken: Kyōfu
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- Chapitres 4
En cours d'écriture13m
Dernière publication sam., juin 6, 2015
In 100 years, mankind will have corrupted. Humanity will be dying. The stains from the events in the past have left the present world into a state of disaster. What would be the best solution? We go back in time, we alter the events, and we escape the horrible future that lays ahead of us. (Written in Kyōfu's perspective)
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