When The Pyramid falls, the other cities will follow in short order. Nature's balance will be restored and Man will fina — Compton Gage
When The Pyramid falls, the other cities will follow in short order. Nature's balance will be restored and Man will fina — Compton Gage
When The Pyramid falls, the other cities will follow in short order. Nature's balance will be restored and Man will fina — Compton Gage
When The Pyramid falls, the other cities will follow in short order. Nature's balance will be restored and Man will fina — Compton Gage
When The Pyramid falls, the other cities will follow in short order. Nature's balance will be restored and Man will fina — Compton Gage
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When The Pyramid falls, the other cities will follow in short order. Nature's balance will be restored and Man will finally return to solitude.

— Compton Gage
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