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In 1530, Francisco Pizarro began his invasion of an empire rich in gold with King Charles's approval. The greed of the conquistadors and the claim for the glory of Spain were the façade to hide the authority Pizarro truly served. He had been preparing for two decades to tackle the task Christopher Columbus had miserably failed to accomplish: hunting down the "demons" so dangerous and yet so essential to the existence of his people. Against tens of thousands of fierce warriors, Pizarro was still confident that he shall succeed in acquiring Peru, for ironically, the very targets of his hunt trusted him and collaborated with his conquest. This 500-year-old secret triumph of the hunters stained by treacheries was nothing but a fairytale to the descendants of those involved, until the surviving preys were awakened from their tombs?