Plot
The Lost Land is an unholy world, born from the death of the universe; a strange world where "time has no meaning." If the Lost Land falls, all the universe falls. Since the dawn of time, the Turok have maintained the balance between good and evil. The Turok control The Light Burden, a sacred vessel that holds the last remnants of the pure energy source that created The Lost Land. Whoever controls The Light Burden controls the power of creation. Fierce Battles were waged in an effort to wrestle control of The Light Burden from the line of Turok, and thus conquer the Lost Land. A number of fierce warriors have been selected to participate in the fight to win the Rage Wars.
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