"Every disaster, every misfortune serves the Horsemen. Suffering and pain are what they treasure above all els
"Every disaster, every misfortune serves the Horsemen. Suffering and pain are what they treasure above all else. They see life as a harvest — and even knowing their nature, there are those who embrace horrific acts to gain the Horsemen's favor."
SpeakerTristian
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