Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Mysothéisme
Canonical path: /mysotheisme/prologue
Related lyric paths: 6
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Prologue
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Prologue
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Prologue
À l'ouest du continent, il y a l'Utrecht et l'Amherst. Les deux pays faisaient leurs affaires sans querelle. Un sombre jour, un peuple descendit du Nord sans avertissement, mettant à feu et à sang la paisible Utrecht. Puisque la paix régnait depuis fort longtemps, ils n'étaient pas préparés à un tel assaut. La majorité des villes du nord furent pillées et détruites. L'invasion se poursuivit jusqu'au sud-est du royaume. Le roi d'Utrecht, Elric, vit alors son pays déchiré en deux et la quasi-totalité de son armée anéantie.
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