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Takashi, the leader of the local thugs, dies in a motorcycle accident. To bring him back to life, his companions, want to use the book of spells. Unfortunately, they are unable to decode it.Therefore they ask for help, one of the exemplary students.
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Takashi, the leader of the local thugs, dies in a motorcycle accident. To bring him back to life, his companions, want to use the book of spells. Unfortunately, they are unable to decode it.Therefore they ask for help, one of the exemplary students.
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