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   One might ask, shouldn't war be more of a concern to them? The problem is that although Louis XIV was prepared for a long war, even he did not expect that although his enemies were not as strong as they thought at first, they were tenacious, like they had their teeth embedded in the lion's mane. The hairy hyena, knowing that if he slackens, his neck will be bitten off immediately, so he doesn't let go of his mouth - at the same time, he also has a small hope that maybe Louis XIV will b ...

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