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Prologue - Destinée
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Mòr Forsair
04:50
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Interlude - Vers l'Océan
01:24
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Tulg Naomh
08:17
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Earrach Feis
07:08
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La Révélation
07:13
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Extraction
07:15
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Interlude - Emprise
01:38
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Daedemorthys
04:59
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Interlude - Le Passage
01:21
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La Forêt Des Murmures
05:47
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Interlude - L'Abandon
01:15
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Rêves
06:03
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Interlude - La Perte
01:15
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Épilogue - Les Ombres
01:24
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Bonus track - Faerenear
08:00
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Bonus track - Accalmie
06:33
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Esteren Paris, France
Dark romanticism, beauty and death. Travel the Esteren territories.
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