"Not to wound your pride, but there's no way you can defeat it. You'd just die in vain. Let us deal with the m
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- "Not to wound your pride, but there's no way you can defeat it. You'd just die in vain. Let us deal with the m
- "Letting them go to battle now would be as good as cutting their throats. We should get rid of the daemon ours
- "If they want freedom, let them fight to the last for it!"
- "Who are you and what are you doing here?"
- The barbarian clenches his fists. "No! Free us — and we'll fight with all the strength we have!"
- "Not to wound your pride, but there's no way you can defeat it. You'd just die in vain. Let us deal with the m
- "If they want freedom, let them fight to the last for it!"
- "Letting them go to battle now would be as good as cutting their throats. We should get rid of the daemon ours
- "Not to wound your pride, but there's no way you can defeat it. You'd just die in vain. Let us deal with the m
- "Letting them go to battle now would be as good as cutting their throats. We should get rid of the daemon ours
- "If they want freedom, let them fight to the last for it!"
- "Who are you and what are you doing here?"
- The barbarian clenches his fists. "No! Free us — and we'll fight with all the strength we have!"
