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Excerpt from
THE AHRIMAN GATE
Quetzalcoatl, that hoary dragon
that had relished the sacrifice of tens of thousands of
ancient earthlings, peered menacingly up from the abyss. It
had been imprisoned there during the Great War with Michael,
the chief prince of Israel. Now it detected an approaching
heartbeat and smiled demonically, warmed by the notion that
business was about to resume. Heartbeats were such a
delightful thing, especially when ripped from a human's chest
and offered in sacrifice to the Feathered Serpent. |
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