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A video of the author's man stopping by a certain ruin with his friends while driving. While the contributors are exploring the ruins, you can hear a loud noise from the upper floor. After that, I went up to the upper floor, and when I entered a room, I found a doll wearing charred clothes falling in the room. After that, things in the room float in the air by themselves and fall ....
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A video of the author's man stopping by a certain ruin with his friends while driving. While the contributors are exploring the ruins, you can hear a loud noise from the upper floor. After that, I went up to the upper floor, and when I entered a room, I found a doll wearing charred clothes falling in the room. After that, things in the room float in the air by themselves and fall ....
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Runtime:85 minutes
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