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I promise to commit no acts of violence Be it physical or otherwise If things come alive
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“Com o desenvolvimento de um trama completamente interessante, vemos um futuro no tema de Steampunk. Os personagens foram muito bem trabalhados e o enredo chama bastante a atenção. O mais chamativo foi o desenvolver da história que com o tempo demonstra a verdade sobre Utopia. Além de que a história de certos personagens realmente causa tristeza no fundo do coração. É uma ótima fanfic para quem gosta de Sci-Fi, Ficção Cientifica ou Steampunk. Não que precise gostar destes gêneros para amar a fanfic. Enredo perfeito, escrita maravilhosa e desenvolver impecável. Eu realmente recomendo.”
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