Armantis - The Perfect World children's story

Lorena Borges

Armantis - The Perfect World children's story

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At that time I was 8 to 9 years old, a dreamy child as I should be. My grandmother, who passed away a few months ago, said that I should never tell this story, that place should be hidden, far away from the hands of evil men who would surely destroy it in the blink of an eye. But she's already gone, and I decided to tell her that this land exists, I want to keep her memory alive.
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Totale: 1,189 parole
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Capítulo 1 - Começa a aventura.

542 parole•~3 min
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Capítulo 2 - Novas emoções

229 parole•~2 min
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Capítulo 3 - O verdadeiro começo

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