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On each carriage was a grand red dragon emblem—the insignia of Lord Wilfried. Sixty knights escorted the convoy, carefully guarding the precious cargo.

This convoy was headed from a crucial granary near the lands of Franburg's lord, Holger, toward Erntestadt. Winter was approaching, and Lord Wilfried was gradual ...

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