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- The Red Legion
The Legionaries marched in a perfect straight line with five men to a row. They were all dressed in silver-steel armour with red capes and tunics. They carried each a greatsword that could cut a man in armour in half in one swing. As they marched along the cobbles, Andronikus knew that these men were the famed and elite Red Legion.