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In a devastated post-disaster world, Fen, a directive and violent young woman, takes part in a clandestine dragon race. While it may seem natural to use force to control these savage beasts, the many obstacles she faces force her to question her methods…
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In a devastated post-disaster world, Fen, a directive and violent young woman, takes part in a clandestine dragon race. While it may seem natural to use force to control these savage beasts, the many obstacles she faces force her to question her methods…
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