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A terror mural painted on a stone wall during the Modhesian Conquests, depicting Saint Mukului killing six with one swoop of the Arm of Gbier. A pictogram at the top conveys that God is Watching. Initially painted with blood, later stained with red pigment to prevent the mural from fading away.
 
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== Summary ==
== Summary ==
A [[terror mural]] painted on a stone wall during the Modhesian Conquests, depicting Saint Mukului killing six with one swoop of the Arm of Gbier. A pictogram at the top conveys that God is Watching. Initially painted with blood, later stained with red pigment to prevent the mural from fading away.
A [[Terror Murals|Terror Mural]] painted on a stone wall during the Modhesian Conquests, depicting Saint Mukului killing six with one swoop of the Arm of Gbier. A pictogram at the top conveys that God is Watching. Initially painted with blood, later stained with red pigment to prevent the mural from fading away.

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A Terror Mural painted on a stone wall during the Modhesian Conquests, depicting Saint Mukului killing six with one swoop of the Arm of Gbier. A pictogram at the top conveys that God is Watching. Initially painted with blood, later stained with red pigment to prevent the mural from fading away.

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