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so strikingly that it would have been impossible for it to stay unnoticed

the ofre king could not bypass Seldenri's armor so he ripped off his helmet and struck at the exposed throat

The samurai armor is inspired by traditional Japanese models

like the Katzbalger

soft and breathable

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