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That Girl's Droplet
A story of a new religion. When this cult chooses a new founder, a ritual is held in which they accept the current founder's saliva with their mouths. The person who accepts the saliva without any evil thoughts becomes the new Guru. The problem with this ceremony is that the current guru is a beautiful woman. Three male believers are running to become the new founder. Who will accept the saliva without any evil thoughts and become the new guru?
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A story of a new religion. When this cult chooses a new founder, a ritual is held in which they accept the current founder's saliva with their mouths. The person who accepts the saliva without any evil thoughts becomes the new Guru. The problem with this ceremony is that the current guru is a beautiful woman. Three male believers are running to become the new founder. Who will accept the saliva without any evil thoughts and become the new guru?
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Written By:Satoshi Tanaka
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