And I came at last to a time when men set their yoke no longer upon beasts but made them beasts of iron. | And after that did men slay men with mists. | Then, because the slaying exceeded their desire, there came peace upon the world that was brought by the hand of the slayer, and men slew men no more. | The Gods of Pegāna, Of how Imbaun Became High Prophet in Aradec of All the Gods save One
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