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Granedger's loss shatters Elsha's confidence, the world strikes back at the pawns of god, who orchestrated all the chaos and destruction.
Granedger's loss shatters Elsha's confidence, the world strikes back at the pawns of god, who orchestrated all the chaos and destruction.
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S1, EP17 "Is This How They Rise Up?"As if a flying dreadnought wasn't surprise enough, a mysterious robed figure from the Lind Faith invites Arrow beyond the wall to reveal the world's truth.
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S1, EP18 "Is This the World's Truth?"Though the Granedger's crew is shocked to learn the truth of their world, some players knew all along; with the help of his friends, Arrow fights his own destiny.
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S1, EP19 "Can You Sort This Out?"While their dreadnought is trapped within the walls, Shu formulates a strategy to stop Arrow's rampage before he destroys the world.
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S1, EP20 "Does People's Anger Reach God?"Granedger's loss shatters Elsha's confidence, the world strikes back at the pawns of god, who orchestrated all the chaos and destruction.
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