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"The desire to write grows with writing." . Aviso: Se alguém acompanhava "Nós ossos que aqui estamos", a história foi...
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“Olá! Bem, esta drabble é bem interessante, explora um universo no qual há feiticeiros, príncipes e princesas, sendo o foco uma moça que precisa de ajuda para resolver alguns "probleminhas" e sua forma de tentar resolver isso, os problemas que isso desencadeia (não digo mais nada para não dar spoilers ;-; ). A história é intercalada por momentos engraçados e de tensão. E é ainda mais animador saber que ela evoluiu para uma história maior, na qual os detalhes podem ultrapassar as 100 palavras do desafio das drabbles (nome da história: "O que dizem de nós", da mesma autora). Pouca coisa fica mal explicada (por causa do limite de caracteres), mas a autora nos dá dicas e explicações nas notas finais, assim ninguém fica perdido. Super recomendo para quem curte um pouco de fantasia e um universo talvez um pouco "medieval".”
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