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11/26/2024

Saladin

Who was or is this great king? I am Saladin, the Marshall Of Islam, and I am as great as my armies! I have rolled onto you 1,000 curses, and all you did was endure them, what are you seeking to do? Run a race against these things. In an instant all the curses stop moving, and then drop to...

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