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The Warning

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The Warning

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Do not open the gate of the abyss unless you have performed the correct

sacrifice, and named the sacred hour, for if all the abyss break forth upon

the earth, the dead rise to meet the living. For it is written, "I will call

the dead to rise and devour the living, I will give to the dead power

of the living, that they may outnumber the living. I am... the Lord of

Abominations...

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