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Couriers

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Couriers

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[Courier:]

- My king, such a terrible crime happened in the West! Siegfried, the great hero has been murdered. And his beautiful wife is locked in the tower of mourning.

[Attila:]

- What a shame! Go back, my friends, and ask her, if she would like to come to me. I want to bring back the sun in, to her life.

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