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Zombie Child
Their cerebral arteriovenous veins were invaded by parasitic pests. The children become "merciless zombies" and " kill" their parents and other people related to them in order to take revenge on the adults who have controlled their lives.
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Their cerebral arteriovenous veins were invaded by parasitic pests. The children become "merciless zombies" and " kill" their parents and other people related to them in order to take revenge on the adults who have controlled their lives.
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