"The ice."
A person suffers from the strange condition of being randomly transported to the future simply by saying a word or a phrase. The son of the person who investigated this individual is responsible for his care while also trying to understand him.
Alvaro Poemape
El Weon del Tiempo
Luciano Garay
El Hijo
Luca Carvajal
El Padre
Andres Muñoz
El Trabajador
A person suffers from the strange condition of being randomly transported to the future simply by saying a word or a phrase. The son of the person who investigated this individual is responsible for his care while also trying to understand him.
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