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Vishengo, a foreboding gypsy man, is the head of the gypsy village of Manusha. He leads an isolationist lifestyle and shoos visitors away from his people. He is rather protective of his daughter, Elena, and his son Oaste takes after him in both looks and mannerisms.

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	'''Vishengo''' is the head of the gypsy village [[Manusha]]~~, leading~~ an isolationist lifestyle and ~~shooing~~ visitors away from his people. He is rather protective of his daughter, [[Elena]], ~~while~~ his son [[Oaste]] takes after him in both looks and mannerisms.		'''Vishengo, a foreboding gypsy man''', is the head of the gypsy village of [[Manusha]]. He leads an isolationist lifestyle and shoos visitors away from his people. He is rather protective of his daughter, [[Elena]], and his son [[Oaste]] takes after him in both looks and mannerisms.

	[[Category:Manusha Denizens]]		[[Category:Manusha Denizens]]

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