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As the wind carried snowflakes with it through the night sky, and the cold grasps the villagers hands and feet with it's chilly hands. The people of a small German town known as Eichenwalde are setting up for a festival dedicated to the return of their mythical brave heroes known as Reinhardts, who were described to be huge bodied men who wore impressive suits of armor and weilded nothing but a warhammer and sheild. This festival took place every year on the 19th of October on the frost tipped grass of the mayor's estate. When entering the city during this festival one would first notice the amazing landscape of Eichenwalde's surroundings, which consisted of the tall snow covered pine trees of the Black Forest which gave the town a very

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