Unlucky Chicken
Unlucky Chicken
  • 17 years ago
Roxas claims he can drink blood, Xigbar has to pay a rent, and Axel continues his rant about bombs and badness.

Disclaimer: I don't own nor claim to own Kingdom Hearts!!

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