Hevito_Sheqi
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I don't remember my two ex-sects having something similar to that. But hey, maybe they did, and I just did not know about it. Take Sun Liang, for example, he looked like a cool person yet killed almost all of his sect's disciples.- Hevito_Sheqi7mthReplied to RedPandaK
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"Of course, I'd encourage her to show her feelings before she left. I just didn't expect her to care so much about what the world would have thought about you being a necromancer. What a disappointment!" - Hevito_Sheqi8mthCommented
Did the Russian revolution failed?
The United States of America, known as one of the world's "Big Five" countries, held significant influence and set trends globally. It championed democratic and liberal ideologies, in stark contrast to the right-wing extremist ideologies upheld by the Confederacy. Between these two factions stood three other nations: the Kingdom of Russia, ruled by the Romanovs; the Qing Dynasty, governing the mainland of Qing (known as China in our world); and the Windsor House, ruling present-day Great Britain. These countries maintained their own distinct trends and positions.