The Phantom - Legacies
The Phantom - Legacies

The Phantom - Legacies

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Young Kit Walker prepares to take on his family's legacy, a legacy that has endured for over 400 years. But how did he get here? What happened on your father's last mission, The Phantom?
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Glaucio Varella Cardoso nasceu em 11 de novembro de 1976, natural de Mesquita, município da Baixada Fluminense, Rio de Janeiro, onde fez seu...

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Total: 3,837 words
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Capítulo 1 - Heranças

1,225 words•~7 min
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Capítulo 2 - Perguntas

952 words•~5 min
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Capítulo 3 - Conspiração ao telefone

247 words•~2 min
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Capítulo 4 – Peças fora do lugar

1,413 words•~8 min

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