| Display title | Benevolent Precursors |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The exact opposite of Abusive Precursors: The Sealed Evil in a Can is clearly locked and labeled in every language they could think of, complete with handy pictures showing stupid mortals getting killed by said Sealed Evil, just to make sure the message gets through. And even if you DO manage to get through the five thousand doors locked with The Power of Love and release the demon god, don't worry—they had a fail-safe in place where the seals on the one weapon capable of destroying it would be unlocked at the same time. Sure, these guys died out millennia ago, but at least they did their best to keep us from following them to the grave. |