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Rock, Paper, Destiny
When her high school's future is on the line, a shy water girl with a haunted past must train in secret to challenge an undefeated champion, and prove that Rock Paper Scissors isn't just a game - it's her destiny.
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When her high school's future is on the line, a shy water girl with a haunted past must train in secret to challenge an undefeated champion, and prove that Rock Paper Scissors isn't just a game - it's her destiny.
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