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Intro

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Intro

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The divine speaker:

Many years ago, black clouds arose above the earth... No one could understand what was really happening!

Lakes and seas became ice, mountains were struck by the strongest wind we've never seen.

Even the air around us seemed to desappear.

Only a brave man held the thruth and the strength to fight all the creatures who threatened our planet...

And he knew that the mankind destiny was depending on him!

His name is...

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