Iko Zinume 15:6 (bbb) - E Ireobo fu ijiege Aburame kuaramog

Iko Zinume 15:6 BBB

E Ireobo fu ijiege Aburame kuaramoga fu vua ije abe ma vierafei. Ijadufuo E Ireobo fu ijene gana oemarema ijadufuo fu kua, Ane maturaemano kuana mesirimo fu kai fuone rei.

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Iko Zinume 15:6 - E Ireobo fu ijiege Aburame kuaramoga fu vua ije abe ma vierafei. Ijadufuo E Ireobo fu ijene gana oemarema ijadufuo fu kua, Ane maturaemano kuana mesirimo fu kai fuone rei.

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