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Transcendent [MHA]

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Read Transcendent [MHA] fanfiction written by the author MonkeyKingJooz on WebNovel, This serial novel genre is Anime & Comics fanfic stories, covering action, romance, adventure, overpowered, tragedy. ✓ Newest updated ✓ All rights reserved

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Arthur Vagabond, a boy born with an extremely powerful quirk; One For All, after the death of the greatest hero alive. All Might. [THIS IS A CONTINUATION, MY OTHER ACCOUNT GOT LOST] "People don't mess with me because they know its a waste of time.. Why try and kill a God?" [OP FROM START, ONLY GETS STRONGER]

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