Từ xa xưa có những gia tộc với sức mạnh khác nhau

gia tộc mạnh nhất là the moon

sau đó là angel

Hai gia tộc đó là mạnh nhất

Xếp về yếu nhất sẽ có

Fire

Water

Mỗi gia tộc sẽ có một khắc tinh nhưng có thể tiêu diệt đc

The moon thì sẽ là trăng cười

Angel sẽ là thiên thần sa ngã

Fire sẽ là meow fire

Water là dragon ice

Orina là the moon thứ nhất

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The US dominated the rankings, commencing at about 21$ billion in 2008, decreasing slightly in 2009, before reaching its peak at approximately 25$ billion in 2010. Additionally, Germany demonstrated consistent growth, with the amounts of aid surging from around 10$ billion in 2008 to nearly 15$ billion two years later. Particularly, even at its peak in 2010, Germany’s aid was still fall behind compared to the lowest of the Us. Meanwhile, the UK and Japan revealed remarkably similar trajectories: both began at around 12$ billion in 2008, declined to 10$ and under 10$ billion respectively in 2009, then recovered modestly to 13$ and 11$ billion in 2010. Though the UK and Japan were almost identical in terms of fluctuation trend, the financial aid from the UK more than 1$ or 2$ billion higher than Japan in the final two years. The Netherlands and Sweden displayed identical pattern, starting at under 10$ billion,rising marginally at approximately 8$ billion, then again dipping to around 7$ billion in one latter year. The financial supports of Netherlands and Sweden were the smallest figures –only one-third of the aid of the Us and half of the rest countries– .

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The US dominated the rankings, commencing at about 21$ billion in 2008, decreasing slightly in 2009, before reaching its peak at approximately 25$ billion in 2010. Additionally, Germany demonstrated consistent growth, with the amounts of aid surging from around 10$ billion in 2008 to nearly 15$ billion two years later. Particularly, even at its peak in 2010, Germany’s aid was still fall behind compared to the lowest of the Us. Meanwhile, the UK and Japan revealed remarkably similar trajectories: both began at around 12$ billion in 2008, declined to 10$ and under 10$ billion respectively in 2009, then recovered modestly to 13$ and 11$ billion in 2010. Though the UK and Japan were almost identical in terms of fluctuation trend, the financial aid from the UK more than 1$ or 2$ billion higher than Japan in the final two years. The Netherlands and Sweden displayed identical pattern, starting at under 10$ billion,rising marginally at approximately 8$ billion, then again dipping to around 7$ billion in one latter year. The financial supports of Netherlands and Sweden were the smallest figures –only one-third of the aid of the Us and half of the rest countries– .