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Bray Bruegel took the runners to the gates of the city of Idar Almuskaman and besieged them.
The Atlantean residents stood up, holding arms like a man in an accident.
The parents of the city of Idar Almuskaman were naked and the kids were waiting in front of an unlocked door with the men fighting them.
People had begun to participate in the Battle of Idar Almuskaman, their number was now up to Atlantis, not their population.
After completing the fortifications of the vaults, the Irapanic destroyed the vaults of Idar Almuskaman, and re-conquered the city's enemies after the war.
In that city, King Tripodisco, son of Telepenusaz. Next to him, look at the powerful people-leaders of the 2000-year-old mottled spear.
He was in charge of Naim's chariot.
The war on the streets of Idar Almuskaman had intensified.
Lithe Taggacci led the Atlantean Army, donned white gold and defended the spear in the next line of battle.
It was discovered by a powerful man and they fought side by side.
Lugal fought bravely, grabbed the sword in his hand and slammed Taggacci on his spine, hitting him on his chariot.
When he ran to God-like Lugal and pulled his sword out of the temple he first hit the ship and killed it.
In the midst of the turmoil of war, Lugal confidently spotted a distant Tripodisco and turned to him.
The son of Telepenusaz was very scared when he was a hunter and when he was a hunter he saw the enemy again.
The spear fell on his stomach and fell to the ground.
The city was well controlled by the city of Atlantis, but most men died in the war, leaving only women, children, and the elderly.
Those who escaped had not been arrested or killed.
Meanwhile, the new kingdom of Namat flew east to fight the mountainous regions.
Lugal learned from his messenger that his father had died and that he has been declared king of Atlantis.
