Devouring the Stars, Starting with the Osmium Dragon

In time travel, the soul of the original owner is required to snatch the body, which is a poisonous point.

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These two points should be the two most problematic points for readers. Here, the author will explain them to you. First of all, one thing the author of these two issues has in common is the later plot (this is difficult to talk about for the time being). One Dragon, Two Souls: This article is not set up with a single protagonist. Oz and Mia Ryan are brothers and dependants. In addition to the physical competition between the two, there are no other conflicts such as (rights, lust, etc.), But when it comes to the body, Oz is more Buddhist, so the two will only become more harmonious if they coexist. Silver Dragon Kills Son: You may think this is against the setting of dnd Silver Dragon, but in fact, as mentioned earlier in this article, the strange dragon is the protagonist Osmium Dragon, a special type of dragon that mutates from the three major dragon species. In Legend of the Dragon, the author added the setting that strangely transformed dragons will always bring huge disasters to the world. From birth to the beginning, they will tend to be more like beasts (that is, unintelligent in the popular sense), and they are an existence between dragon beasts and real dragons. There is also the reason for Cazorla's character. Her mother Transy has special expectations for her. It is under this expectation that Cazorla feels very tired and painful. The protagonist is an unexpected product of her pursuit of herself. There is also what I said before that is related to the subsequent plot. (That's about it) If you have any questions, or what you think is a bad point, you can ask it (๑•ᴗ•๑)♡ (Comment in progress...)

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