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Hundreds of His Servants

A group of servants belonging to a powerful figure, possibly the Great Brains.

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Also known as Hundreds of his servants

First appearance: I: The First of the Great Brains

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The attendants and specialists who served the great brain, carrying out its commands.
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TNThe NarratorTGThe Great BrainsTRThe Racial HeroTFThe First MenTPThe PatagoniansHOHundreds of His Serv…

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  • Earth's Human Succession
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