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The Black Rider

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The Black Rider

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Nebabitham Maganane

Netabdam daurad

Nepam ned abarat-aglar

ido Nidir nenakham

Bari 'n Katharad

'We deny our maker.

We cling to the darkness.

We grasp for ourselves power and glory.

Now we come, the Nine,

Lords of Eternal Life.'

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