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Musical Hetalia ~The glorious world~
One day, Italy and Romano were talking about being at the top of the world. The discussion became heated, and eventually a fight broke out. At that moment, Prussia suddenly appeared. However, rather than stopping the fight, he said that continuing to fight can actually help each other grow. Just like those two, they both came close to reaching the top of the world...
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One day, Italy and Romano were talking about being at the top of the world. The discussion became heated, and eventually a fight broke out. At that moment, Prussia suddenly appeared. However, rather than stopping the fight, he said that continuing to fight can actually help each other grow. Just like those two, they both came close to reaching the top of the world...
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