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Pride From Vain
ActionSometime after a horrible fall from grace, Anthony Devain, while trying to figure out the reason behind his friend's disappearance, ends up in the city of Harhalgh. He finds himself wrapped up in one of the city's greatest mysteries, and takes it up...
