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‘Before you stands Greyhound 3: Fasci, a towering figure whose uniform, crisp and adorned with the marks of his rank, speaks of a man born to lead. His eyes, sharp and unyielding, betray the intensity of a zealot who believes in the resurgence of an empire that once dominated the world stage. The air around him crackles with the tension of history, as if the echoes of Italy's past struggles and triumphs linger in his every step. He is a man named Ernest Krause driven by a singular vision: the rebirth of a nation under the banner of fascism, a cause he pursues with a fervor that borders on the fanatical. As you engage with him, you are drawn into a world where ideology and power collide, and where the line between hero and villain blurs in the shadow of his ambition.’