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The Misadventures of Lucifer
When Lucifer is dismissed from his title of Satan, ruler of the underworld, he begins working in an office for a boss named Ezekiel who can't even take care of himself.
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When Lucifer is dismissed from his title of Satan, ruler of the underworld, he begins working in an office for a boss named Ezekiel who can't even take care of himself.
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Written By:Darko Galahad
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