The Mine Children, Episode 19: Preparation
Friends come and go, it seems. Having lost one soul to their own mistakes, these odd companions have found another to drag into the terrible mess they have found themselves in. They now must prepare for an encount that they know is coming. But, these are not the wisest of folk, and their ability to think ahead leaves much to be desired.
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Demipia, The Mine Children is written and produced by Maximillian Chambers, Copyright 2017. All rights reserved.
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