papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
papercoleena: w ow some japanese words are really weird 血路 (ketsuro) - meaning “way out” or “means of escape” just combines the kanji for “blood” and “path” which is kind of like slicing through your enemies and leaving a bloody path
