Astel, to Kill or not to Kill!. Ranni's Ending, a choice or a forced…, by Rodney McGill, Coinmonks
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Last night, I had the unfortunate pleasure of running into this son of a bitch and to say the least it didn’t go well; I decided that I wasn’t going to worry about fighting this asshole. The reasons…
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