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The following story you create must contain the words Lord, Vassal, Knight, Chivalry, Peasants, king, Missionaries, Manor, and Pope. Please highlight the
words in the story.
The story you will be writing is: You are a knight who must protect his lord
against neighboring kingdoms. Tell me the journey of you meeting your Lord
and join him as his Vassal.

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