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    Grave Guardian, 1: Kreepers from the Krypt

    By Maremerchant

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    A team of marines will invade a small village somewhere in Mexico. A Desert full of serpents and reptiles. This team of soldiers will come up against manymonsters including giant sea snakes. There will be an army of dark creatures that live beneath the village ground. They like meat all kinds of red meat. They are almost black in color yet resemble black leathery scaled reptiles.
    Large navy blue mermen live in the lake. They have to feed on anything and everything that swam in the wates including there own kind of creature. They eat soldiers that swim or come to close to the shore They can leave the water if they do not find food. They eat sewer rats that swim in the lake every now and then
    A war will come to both land and water creatures. And sea creatures that will have to fight to keep it a feeding ground for its kind. Exciting story if you like heroes, Marines, Mermaids, and a sky full of choppers coming to the rescue.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateDec 4, 2015
    ISBN9783959269247
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