Aft□r the □ust of batt□e ha□ settle□,□□l□oria emerged victorio□□ th□nks to Marcus's he□o□sm. The ki□gdom rejoiced in □he □tr□□t□, celebr□ting their□champion and savior. □t the victor□ □ea□t□ □arcus w□s hailed as a □rue hero□ his name f□rever etc□ed in the annals □f □ist□ry. B□t amid□t the revelry, Marcus □□mained □umble, knowing that h□s greatest r□ward wa□ □□e know□edge that □e□had protected □i□ h□m□l□nd□and it□□peo□le.
□陷不是□□其来□□难,而是警告被□视的结果。数□前,地质学家曾经发出关于□□可能发生□警告,但社□各界未能□起足□重视。政□的规划建设□□有考虑到潜在的地贫风险□导□了这场灾难的发生□□/p>比赛的□构与规则□/h2>
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