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Your Highness

Your Highness

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In the legendary era, the Golden Knights left behind after slaying demons. A hundred years later, when the two moons eclipse together, there is a prophecy that heroes like them will appear in the world... Time flies, and there are two personalities in the Kingdom of Morne. Different princes, Fabace (played by James Edward Franco), the successor to the throne, is heroic and good at fighting and is popular among the public; the second prince Tedes (played by Danny McBride) is good at messing up anything. task, and was dissatisfied and full of complaints because of the long-term neglect of him. Prince Fabais rescued the girl Belladonna (played by Zooey Deschanel) who had been imprisoned for many years when he was crusading the evil wizard "Giladin", and planned to marry the latter. The Gila monster rushed to the wedding scene Belladonna was kidnapped to complete the ritual of giving birth to a dragon. Fabais took the reluctant Tedes on a second journey to rescue Belladonna. According to legend, obtaining the Unicorn Sword is their only chance to defeat the Gila monster...

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