Fictional Character Biography
The aforementioned Academy come into conflict with the Freex on more than one occasion, as Contrary does not easily take no to her recruitment effort requests.
Feline and several of her friends help bury the deceased member of Freex, Michael Rafani, at Contrary's Mt. Shasta citadel.
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