Christmas amnesty
Christmas amnesty

Christmas amnesty

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Somewhere near Japan, isolated on a remote island, resides Nanba Prison. Only the most dangerous prisoners are held in this impenetrable facility, which uses cutting-edge technology and guards recruited from around the world to prevent escapes... But not! It's Christmas Eve, and for the prisoners in cell 13, in building 13, another adventure awaits them outside the bars.

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Olá minna! Bom, eu posso me definir como uma otaku maluquinha. Sou uma escritora de fanfics (ficções de fãs) sobre animes diversos, além de...

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