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She Who Refused Death
When the Great Darkness returns to consume the world, Matilda, the daughter of the legendary King Adler, must journey through a realm swallowed by death and corruption. Armed only with her father's stories and an unbreakable will, she challenges an ancient force that has claimed countless lives, refusing to accept that death is the end.
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When the Great Darkness returns to consume the world, Matilda, the daughter of the legendary King Adler, must journey through a realm swallowed by death and corruption. Armed only with her father's stories and an unbreakable will, she challenges an ancient force that has claimed countless lives, refusing to accept that death is the end.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Ammar Raza
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Cayenne Productions, 7 productions
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