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Erghad Afewo
The desert is ablaze. Only the enemy is left there now, with the orphaned child and the rotting carcasses of the herds. Men have double crossed the people. Traded them in for food and provisions. They lie to us, then come to see us in the company of our enemies.
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The desert is ablaze. Only the enemy is left there now, with the orphaned child and the rotting carcasses of the herds. Men have double crossed the people. Traded them in for food and provisions. They lie to us, then come to see us in the company of our enemies.
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Genre:Animation, Music
Written By:Ibrahim Ag Alhabib
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Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Wizz Design
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