Delusions of a Broken Mind
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Ongoing1h 11m
Last published Fri, Aug 9, 2013
Camellia Painflower is a plain thirty year-old woman, only her life isn't so plain at all. Surrounded by the precarious and tragic death of her parents at the humble age of seventeen, Camellia knows that there's more to it than is let on. After having suffered moral and physical damage in consequence to her parents death, Camellia decides that it's time to fend for herself and uncover the mysteries of the unresolved case. Venturing into the world of science and inhumanity, she comes across nature' most dangerous society. She is about to sacrifice her own morality for a cause several others might perceive as worthless.
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