Histórias Ocultas: A Morte de Genesis pelas mãos de Fenri...

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História publicada na comunidade virtual Millennium Society, escrita pelo jogador Yashiro Dunhill em parceria com seu irmão Genesis Dunhill. Este conto foi narrado pelo anfitrião do grupo, Marcello Silva.

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