What bargain does the Don Quixote make with the knight of the wihite moon

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What bargain does the Don Quixote make with the knight of the wihite moon

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I'm pretty sure it's "Whoever wins the battle will be at the mercy of the other" Or something like that.

Elie Teyssedou answered Mar 18, 2019

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