Small Chests Are Fine Too, Chapter 1: Metal and Blood – Cinematic Audio

Name: Small Chests Are Fine Too, Chapter 1: Metal and Blood - Cinematic Audio
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By Neven Iliev

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Cinematic Audio: Free

– Multicast - several actors playing character roles
– Sound Effects and Music - get immersed in the soul and environment of the story

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Series: Small Chests are Fine Too: An Everybody Loves Large Chests Side Story
Narration: Dorrie Sacks
Featuring: Jeff Hays, Justin Thomas James, Annie Ellicott, Gary Furlong, Will M. Watt
Length: 2 hours and 12 minutes

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Small Chests Are Fine Too, Chapter 1: Metal and Blood – Cinematic Audio

Small Chests Are Fine Too - SW - AB -Right

Synopsis

Believing Boxxy gone, Fizzy leaves her life in Azurvale behind and sets out to seek fame and fortune. She has her sights set on the Horkensaft Kingdom’s Royal Institute of Technology and all the prestige and resources she’d gain access to if admitted. However, despite her intentions for a clean slate and solitary career, life quickly reminds her of the most vital lesson that box-shaped war crime drilled into her – no single being can survive this world without allies.

About The Author

When I was little, I used to have dreams of making video games for a living. I didn't have a console, but the games I played on my PC blew my mind as a kid.

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