Conclusion of the Dervise Alfouran tale
A long fragment recounts Sanballad’s descent into Alfouran’s mountain temple. The hero exposes the dervish’s imposture, frees the captive followers, and denounces the False Prophet’s rites as the towns gather to witness the exposure. The scene closes with vows to reject impostors and restore order in Bafora.
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Nada
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Bafora
Mahott
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