killing charm

Maikon Alexandre Bittencourt

killing charm

Synopsis

Whether two hundred or a thousand, the result will be the same, the difference will be in the time to finish. They don't march, they dance, their war cry is the most beautiful of songs, they are not soldiers but artists, artists of Death itself.
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