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It's Dangerous To Play In The Rain
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Ongoing, First published Sep 01, 2015
A story that is in no way romantic. Quite the opposite, in fact.

You see, there's this race that likes blood shed. A lot. An awful lot. That would be the Dragonborn.
And as always, there has to be someone who's gonna annihilate them. That person would be Markyl.

A story that traipses through the human psyche, and isn't afraid to get gory, It's Dangerous To Play In The Rain is a story that you won't be forgetting any time soon.
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