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Après un tremblement de terre, des diamants noirs sont retrouvés sur les plages de Maotou; les villageois et surtout Jack sont ravis, mais Timéti les avertit; il s'agit d'un test de la déesse Manha qui juge la cupidité des hommes.
Après un tremblement de terre, des diamants noirs sont retrouvés sur les plages de Maotou; les villageois et surtout Jack sont ravis, mais Timéti les avertit; il s'agit d'un test de la déesse Manha qui juge la cupidité des hommes.
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