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Kadir Osman, a villager from Kg Geliga, makes the decision to obtain a powerful ghost from Pawangis to win the heart of his beloved Manisah and to replace him on the battlefield when Null Corp attacks.
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Kadir Osman, a villager from Kg Geliga, makes the decision to obtain a powerful ghost from Pawangis to win the heart of his beloved Manisah and to replace him on the battlefield when Null Corp attacks.
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