The Anime Trope System: Stone vs. Viper, #13
A LitRPG (ATS)
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The Anime Trope System: Stone vs. Viper, #13
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David Reimer
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David Reimer
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Alvin Atwater
About this listen
The Stone and the Falcon finally settle things....
Also, there’s a restaurant tycoon for a game-winning object called a World Star Fragment....
Clyde and his party return in October 2019’s issue, bringing the humor and fun, ass-kicking, and the rising from weak to completely unstoppable.
Book edited by Adam Luopa, new series editor!
Book cover and character art illustrated by Worakit Chusanachoti (StarbowNext).
Warning: This novel contains sexual content, sex scenes, and sexual humor fit for anime fans. You have been warned. Not for the faintest of hearts.
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