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The World of Supernaturals Vol 1 - The Tale of Season Land

Martin Kithan

Editora: BookRix

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Season Land is about the four prominent Seasons and their worlds. In this story, the four prominent seasons were personified as demigods, and each individual possessed the powers of the different seasons. The season itself is a unique concept in defining its origin.The Story of Season Land consists of seven chapters, with the beginning of the story focused on the theme of love. It begins with a summer and winter love story, the rules of the land, and the consequences of breaking those rules. The story of Season Land also makes you feel the pain of departure, and finally, things get a little darker when you come to the ending part of the story. Chapters 5 and 6 perfectly set up the final chapter, The Blood War." The Blood War itself opens the door to ways to expand the story. verse: Martin's Story Universe lets us explore a new world with lots of different characters, and the storyline deals with science and magic. The second stage of my story is when Time collides.
Disponível desde: 21/12/2023.
Comprimento de impressão: 47 páginas.

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