The Marked One
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Castiel Razernor has always been a regular teenager. He spends his time working with his friend Michi at a bakery in New York City and helps his old grandmother at home. But something sinister and unsuspected happens to him when he turns sixteen. He is forced to embark on a quest to discover his true identity and save the world.
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