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Da Terra Erguido
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O Caminho das Pedras
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No Monte Redondo
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No Fogo de Orrrrrr (vcI)
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No Fogo de Orrrrrr II
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Em Almodôvar
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Universo Paralelo
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The Fool in Abysso
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