Resolving a Family Curse yupna_0805

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Gureo and Beipe tell Koris about a problem that plagues their family. Beipe's father married his gapma and there family has not produced a male child since. They ask Koris' help to remove this curse. He suggests giving an offering during Easter to the National Lutheran church.

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