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Artist: Thy Majestie
Canonical path: /thy-majestie/name-of-tragedy
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Name Of Tragedy
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Name Of Tragedy
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Teresia, crying, tells her son about his father's death.
Oddly, Thy Majestie feels Heroid's soul near his own.
He feels anger, and sadness, but deep in his heart he knows that, in the end, the good will win.
Meanwhile, down to the streets of Durnovaria, Arter meets Itrock, deputy boss of the Elves of the Forest, who invites him to spend some days at his village
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