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Right to Rule
01:54
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Sustain consent or see purple stripped
Carry a glass book and wield a whip
Dieu et mon droit, subject to none
So long as symbols inspire a show of forced piety
An exhibition of false lineage
Walls full
Proof of a right to rule
An imitation of just providence
Untrue
Assert your right to rule
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1087 Jet
01:42
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Too hot for the first time in a millenium
Keep watch as Horikawa takes his succession
Immortal soldiers' duty to stay cool
Witness inception of cloistered rule
10, 10, 8, 7 jet
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