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Sanctuary's Battle
A fallen angel kicked out of Paradise by God, Lucifer has found a way to enter Earth and live in hiding. In search of a key capable of opening the gates of hell, buried among men, Lucifer sends his two daughters and his best fighters in search of it.
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A fallen angel kicked out of Paradise by God, Lucifer has found a way to enter Earth and live in hiding. In search of a key capable of opening the gates of hell, buried among men, Lucifer sends his two daughters and his best fighters in search of it.
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