VARATHRON Ioannina, Greece
“When the blasphemic times signed, the endless dark surrounded thy earth and the unholy kingdom of an assurdinal
rose!!!
Anthropomorphous demons and ugly witches summoned the Dark Lord, from the city of the demons Beled-L-Gin…
His name is VARATHRON”!!!!!
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