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one of the E-Gene holders, the reincarnation of Jack the Ripper, gets
incapacitated and Asao ends up in danger when confronting an
Evolutionary Invasion object, Sio uses Jack's AU ball to fully activate
her E-Gene holder status. She gains her AU weapon, a massive machine
gun, and assists the other E-Gene holders to put an end to the Taiwan
invasion. After some reluctance, she joins DOGOO at Asao's behest."
https://www.facebook.com/1809138075/videos/3594570202111/?pnref=story
I need to find the one thing i can rely on to give me strenght... And make me invinsible against all this madness. Before maclaine and kissinger win this war...
How dramatic is life right? I don want fear to drive my life, but faith.
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"Muramasa Sengo was a legendary swordsmith who lived during the
Muromachi period in Japan (14th - 16th centuries AD), and was said to
have been completely mad and prone to bouts of violence. It was
therefore believed that these destructive qualities were passed by the
master swordsmith into the blades he forged. The blades would then
‘possess’ their wielders, turning them into insane and deadly warriors,
just like Muramasa himself.
Despite the bad reputation surrounding the blades Murasama forged,
they were undeniably of high quality, and were popular in Japan.
However, during the reign of Togugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the
Edo period, Muramasa’s blades fell out of favour. The shogun’s father
and grandfather were both murdered by their retainers who were wielding
Muramasa blades and so it came to be thought that Muramasa’s blades
carried a curse again members of the Tokugawa family. Consequently, the
shogun banned ownership of the Muramasa. Today, just a small number of
the rare blades remain"
http://www.ancient-origins.net/artifacts-other-artifacts/ten-legendary-swords-ancient-world-003335
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/54950.html
This is a 'memory' from childhood....much like the one that appears to reference from the French life...