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... Rogge. The large crack repaired the ladder, down to the bottom of the large crack.

The current equipment can be said to be completely new. First of all, the infantry's weapons have been used with iron knives. In the shield of the shield, a thick layer of iron is added to the outside, and the defense is greatly increased. The arrow of the archer is also replaced by iron, as for the leather armor worn by everyone.

Now Daqin Village can't make iron armor. Because the iron armor is mad ...

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