Legend of Essence Users

Legend of Essence Users

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Asha Morris, the dry ice, is a girl with a very mysterious and very accurate instincts. Sa isang araw ay nagbago ang lahat-lahat ng malaman nyang she's one of the legends, an essence user, and was quickly brought to Ousia, the world of essence users. But what she didn't know was that she was destined for something greater or was it? Join the adventure of Asha and her new friends in Thrylos Academy, where a new legend begins. Language: Tagalog | English
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