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Gantor and Gesawa
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Author: SparksInTheNight
Gantor and Gesawa
Author: SparksInTheNight
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There were two countries, separated by a vast sea. Gantor, which valued its possessions and wealth, and Gesawa, which valued the simple life. Each country loved the wild, living lands and waters that sustained them. But that was not enough to save them.215Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡ029ZDWso8I

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Gantor and Gesawa
Fantasy
Mythology
Spiritual
Last updated: Sep 2, 2025
Total word count: 2,379
Total reading time: 11 Minutes
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