A holy man named Santo Ramirez Man Of Light, along with his best friend/brother Ladan Summers, is reunited in a cause that will need the two of them to save the world. The fighting is a mix of Western, Free style, Samurai style, and ridiculous out of control power struggles you can only dream of. There is also cursing, blood, gore, and violence. Travel along with Santo and Ladan as they try to uncover the truth about, who Blood is? Why are mysterious dark events taking place? And why is everything going wrong? As a chosen descendent of God and his personal agent, its Santos mission to eliminate all evil that disturbs the balance of life and Gods plan that cant be stopped. However that doesnt stop the Dark Angel Lucifer from trying to escape from hell and use mankind against the world. What will be the conclusion of this epic story? What will happen to Santo and Ladan? And will the world be taken over by Lucifer or will God keep what rightfully belongs to him?

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