Eggstra Terrestrial
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What if you were abducted by aliens? What if those aliens turned out to be more like you than any human you've met before? And, what if, those aliens could help you to become not just more like them, but more like yourself? Take a journey through this interstellar cruiser and find out!
(Big thanks to @AceTrainerJade on twitter for editing!)
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Gender BenderSci-fiAscension: Tales of Twin Tails (Shared Universe)
- Chapter 5 – Yolk Come Spillith HomewardOct 18, 2020
- Chapter 4 – See You, Space EggOct 18, 2020
- Chapter 3 – Your Fairy Godmother is an AlienOct 18, 2020
- Chapter 2 – Double VisionOct 18, 2020
- Chapter 1 – Take Me To Your WeederOct 18, 2020
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