All Stories Have a Beginning
Feb 19, 2021
"All stories have a beginning... So where does yours start?
What will you wager?"
Lunar-Turtle
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Oh, this looks promising. I always loved Egyptian stories, this should be good. Love the illustration, it stares into my soul, lol. You have new reader :D
You can also check my comic if you want to :)
https://tapas.io/series/SYNASTRY/info
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