Adapted from “Tales of Thousands and One Nights” and “Sinbad Trips”. A young man in the deserts of iran is looking for a legendary creature who encounters a strange old man. in exchange for the treasure, he agrees to help the old man to find the holy book of their tribe. the difficulty of this path is that the young must be the ride of the old man!
Adapted from “Tales of Thousands and One Nights” and “Sinbad Trips”. A young man in the deserts of iran is looking for a legendary creature who encounters a strange old man. in exchange for the treasure, he agrees to help the old man to find the holy book of their tribe. the difficulty of this path is that the young must be the ride of the old man!
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