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Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, Vol. 6

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Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, Vol. 6

By: Fujino Omori, Suzuhito Yasuda, Andrew Gaippe - translator
Narrated by: Bryson Baugus, Shelley Calene-Black
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"Hestia, I challenge you to a War Game!" "What's with you, Apollo?"

A War Game--an all-out proxy war between gods, and the winner takes all. But what is it that Apollo wants? Hestia's beloved Bell Cranell, of course! With a week to go until the Game, things are bleak enough, but then Lilly is kidnapped by the Soma Familia. The outlook isn't good , but Bell has made many friends through his adventures, and they won't stand idly by. The familia myth continues!

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©2016 Fujino Omori (P)2025 Yen Audio Science Fiction & Fantasy

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