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Gathering of the Eternal Five (First Installment)

Gathering of the Eternal Five (First Installment)

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Rambling through the back corridors of my mind is the story that brought me to Jerusalem. I was a boy no more than five or six years old. A captive of raiders that came to my father’s farm in Iberia to pillage and plunder all in their sight. I was one of their victims until…

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