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... ought’ had irregular periods of huge sandy winds, bringing the famine to the entire central area as well as Austen.
In the early days of the Meuse Desert, it was only the size of three or four small estates. After hundreds of years, it became an ant pit which had taken half of Austen’s land. It was from that time onwards that it became known as the Meuse Desert.
In the founding myths of Austen, the one who killed the founder, and was ...
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