That is life's talent. To accept new things. — Hiroki Endo, Eden: It's an Endless World, Volume 1
That is life's talent. To accept new things. — Hiroki Endo, Eden: It's an Endless World, Volume 1
That is life's talent. To accept new things. — Hiroki Endo, Eden: It's an Endless World, Volume 1
That is life's talent. To accept new things. — Hiroki Endo, Eden: It's an Endless World, Volume 1
That is life's talent. To accept new things. — Hiroki Endo, Eden: It's an Endless World, Volume 1
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That is life's talent. To accept new things.

— Hiroki Endo, Eden: It's an Endless World, Volume 1
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