Anamnesis
Anamnesis

Anamnesis

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The only certainty for a child's life after birth was death and for him, this was the only certainty that had kept him alive, claiming his own throughout the years he was incarnated on earth. Even if his wish was nothing more than a joke to those around him, Dazai Osamu would not give up without trying one more time. Who knew that in a moment of lapse he would finally reach his dreamed goal. Die.
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Grande entusiasta de um mangá chamado Soul Eater e muito preguiçosa quando se trata de acompanhar as novidades da temporada, costuma ouvir...

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