Halloween Special and Giveaway Time!
Oct 31, 2018
kivanya
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Superb story and art, this comic is what brought me to tapas and I have no regrets. I just started reading the novel too, love it! Though one question, How come the way the story is told, differs between them so much? I think the situations are much more in depth in the novel.
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