โ Scribed by Juan Moro
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
El Prรญncipe Prance, tras su prolongado paso por la Tierra, logra una nueva perspectiva sobre la condiciรณn de sus habitantes, sus carencias y la conveniencia ineludible de reconducirlos hacia el Bien. Por otro lado, descubre que su propio destino habรญa sido meticulosamente planificado por la raza Yรบrem en connivencia con su difunta esposa y algunos de sus mรกs leales amigos, tambiรฉn fallecidos; asรญ, puede reunificar sus Ejรฉrcitos y prepararse para derrotar a Trash. Si bien, habrรก de urdir y solapar estrategias de lo mรกs dispares, ya que la superioridad aplastante del Ejรฉrcito del Mal le obliga un descartar un enfrentamiento frontal.
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