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Mostly Normal: Magic Cannot Cure Sickness

NeverCloserSisters

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Parts 25
Time 1h 58m

Reads 71
Votes 40
Parts 25
Time 1h 58m

NeverCloserSisters

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A dysfunctional family.
The first suicide at camp.
An orange-colored plague.
A dreams collapse.
A stolen God.
A forgotten culture.
The return of the peace.

Magic, is the solution for everything right? You can just cast a spell and everything will be fine...
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