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In 1938, Jones and his father searched for the Holy Grail, which is said to have been used by Jesus at the Last Supper. Because the legendary Holy Grail has the magical effect of healing any wound, it aroused the coveting of German Nai, and specially sent a glamorous female spy, Dr. Aisha Schneider, to use beauty and bitterness to force Jones to hand over his notes. After Jones and his son discovered Elsa’s attempt, they tried their best to get the notebook back and went to the temple to get the Holy Grail. Unexpectedly, Nai followed behind and shot Jones’ father when the Jones and his son arrived at the temple. Jones was forced to save his father. Go deep into the Temple to get the Holy Grail and Holy Water. Jones, who thought nothing of the matter, hurriedly scooped up water with the Holy Grail and healed his father, but he did not expect Elsa to snatch the Holy Grail, because the Holy Grail could not be taken out of the temple, and Elsa’s behavior violated this rule and caused the collapse of the temple, The Joneses and their friends narrowly escaped and made their way home.
Specification:
Product Name: Grail Diary
Material: Leather + Paper
Size: 17*10cm/6.69*3.93 inches
Weight: 100g
Package: Grail Diary*1
ASIN : B0B1V3XRYY
Item Weight : 13.4 ounces
Dimensions : 10 x 3.9 x 1.7 inches
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