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The '''Fire Bringer''' (炎の運び手, ''Honō no Hakobi-te''), localised in [[Suikoden II]] as the '''Keepers of the Flame''', were a bandit and resistance group which struggled against invasion by the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia]] on two separate occasions.

The Fire Bringer were first mentioned in an [[Old Book]] detailing [[Grassland]] culture found in [[Drakemouth Village]] in [[Suikoden II]]. The group would be referenced again in the first chapter of [[Gensosuikogaiden ~~Volume~~ 2]] and would go on to play a prominent role in both the backstory and the main plot of [[Suikoden III]].

The Fire Bringer were first mentioned in an [[Old Book]] detailing [[Grassland]] culture found in [[Drakemouth Village]] in [[Suikoden II]]. The group would be referenced again in the first chapter of [[Gensosuikogaiden Vol.2]] and would go on to play a prominent role in both the backstory and the main plot of [[Suikoden III]].

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 The '''Fire Bringer''' (炎の運び手, ''Honō no Hakobi-te''), localised in [[Suikoden II]] as the '''Keepers of the Flame''', were a bandit and resistance group which struggled against invasion by the [[Holy Kingdom of Harmonia]] on two separate occasions.
-The Fire Bringer were first mentioned in an [[Old Book]] detailing [[Grassland]] culture found in [[Drakemouth Village]] in [[Suikoden II]]. The group would be referenced again in the first chapter of [[Gensosuikogaiden Volume 2]] and would go on to play a prominent role in both the backstory and the main plot of [[Suikoden III]].
+The Fire Bringer were first mentioned in an [[Old Book]] detailing [[Grassland]] culture found in [[Drakemouth Village]] in [[Suikoden II]]. The group would be referenced again in the first chapter of [[Gensosuikogaiden Vol.2]] and would go on to play a prominent role in both the backstory and the main plot of [[Suikoden III]].
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