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The Roman soldier was lured from his [[barracks]] by the [[Celestial Toymaker]] to [[Celestial Toyroom|the Toyroom]]; upon realising he wasn't where he expected, the soldier exclaimed "[[Jupiter (mythology)|Jupiter]]". In the Toyroom, the Toymaker led the soldier past his "toys" — including the frozen form of [[Gaylord Lefevre]] — which the soldier assumed were [[statue]]s. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Greatest Gamble (comic story)|page=42}}) | The Roman soldier was lured from his [[barracks]] by the [[Celestial Toymaker]] to [[Celestial Toyroom|the Toyroom]]; upon realising he wasn't where he expected, the soldier exclaimed "[[Jupiter (mythology)|Jupiter]]". In the Toyroom, the Toymaker led the soldier past his "toys" — including the frozen form of [[Gaylord Lefevre]] — which the soldier assumed were [[statue]]s. ([[COMIC]]: {{cs|The Greatest Gamble (comic story)|page=42}}) | ||
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A Roman soldier once played a game with the Celestial Toymaker.
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The Roman soldier was lured from his barracks by the Celestial Toymaker to the Toyroom; upon realising he wasn't where he expected, the soldier exclaimed "Jupiter". In the Toyroom, the Toymaker led the soldier past his "toys" — including the frozen form of Gaylord Lefevre — which the soldier assumed were statues. (COMIC: The Greatest Gamble [+]Loading...{"page":"42","1":"The Greatest Gamble (comic story)"})
