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He will find out later that the two men are brothers.

At that very moment, the first prophecy is accomplished. He understands the first sign given to him by the Rabbi as the wolves are howling. The six-pointed star presents a cross and the trident together as one. Right above his head, while the sun is dawning, the Morning Star shines in the new day's sky. 'Morning Star': When he wakes up, two Muslim men are carrying him away on a type of hammock hanging on a long piece of wood.It is unclear whether this actually happens, or if he is hallucinating this event, as the next song states that he is just waking up. The present exposes the Sprouts of Time to everyone. The future is a consequence of what we do now. Words of peace and love were sown like seeds in the hearts of the wise, but fruitlessly dropped on the rocky soil of the hearts of the blind. 'Sprouts of Time': The Shadow Hunter starts a new religion, gathering people around him to spread the truth revealed for him.While unconscious, he dreams about the lost scrolls hidden in the ruins of the Temple of Solomon and inside lost caves by the Dead Sea. Losing blood, he collapses before getting back to Constantinople. During the conquest of Xerigordon Fortress, The Shadow Hunter is injured and has to run away to escape from the troops of Kilij Arslan. 'Winds of Destination': Some time passes and he ends up in the assault of Xerigordon Fortress, held up by Kilij Arslan.He then questions whether all this has been worth doing.

#Download angra temple of shadows free

'No Pain for the Dead': Continuing from the previous song, The Shadow Hunter buries his family, overcome with loss and sadness, but is comforted by knowing they are free from mortal suffering and emotions.

At this point, he also discovers the death of his family. The Shadow Hunter, seeking answers to questions that plague him, is even more baffled by the woman. Instead of giving him pleasure, she reads him cards, telling him love will drag him from his path.

'The Shadow Hunter': The Shadow Hunter continues his travels and runs across a Gypsy prostitute.

Weeping, these devout conquerors went barefoot to pray at the Holy Sepulcher before rushing eagerly back to the slaughter.' - Desmond Sweard, The Monks of War. In places men waded in blood up to their ankles and horsemen were splashed by it as they rode through the streets. 'The entire population of the Holy city was put to the sword, Jews as well as Muslims, 70,000 men, women and children perished in a holocaust which raged for three days. The Reign of Jerusalem was founded upon the fanatic, intolerant and ignorant ideals of The Temple of Hate, against the will of those who lived in the Holy Land before their invasion. The Shadow Hunter's wife and two children are killed in this attack.

'Temple of Hate': Jerusalem is stormed by an army of the Holy Roman Church, in correspondence with the real event occurring in July 1099, and overcome with their zeal for Christianity, annihilate every single inhabitant.

'Wishing Well': Completely separate from the coming battle, this vignette carries through the Shadow Hunter's mind, as the Rabbi's voice constantly replays itself, telling him ' No matter where you throw your coins, whether it be in a church or a well, it's your faith! If there is a God, he has no home: He is everywhere!'.

As his anxiety builds, the Crusaders of the Roman Catholic Church attack the city the family lives in. He is conflicted by his choice between filling out his destiny or living a normal life.

'Waiting Silence': As time passes, the Shadow Hunter falls in love with a Muslim lady and has two sons.

'Angels and Demons': As he accepts his destiny, the Shadow Hunter goes off to spread a new belief, against the teachings of the Catholic Church, who define him as a heretic.

'Deus Le Volt!', Spread Your Fire: The story starts as a man, later named the Shadow Hunter, is chosen by God as a Jewish Rabbi tells him his fate.

The 13 tracks tell a story written by guitaristRafael Bittencourt about the life of a crusader in the 11th century - known as The Shadow Hunter - questioning the ideals of the Catholic Church.