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We Descend
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The Return
04:45
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The Horror Within
06:10
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The Heretic Prevails
04:48
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The Forsaken Effigy
04:04
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The Great Schism
04:21
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The Mausoleum Of Liars
04:49
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The Tartarus Impalement
07:52
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