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Tenebrae Forest Monologue
The moon was radiance casting its pale shadow among the Romanus Kingdom. The Tenebrae Forest lures a man from the village with a brisk breeze of an ancient sonate calling out to his beating heart. How could he resist such beauty, such elegant that fills his sorrow heart?
Deep into the obfuscous forest the air was moist and misty in the vast, affluent terrain. With every step he takes echoes in the thick fog. Continuing to follow the sound of the enchanting music. He stumbles across an enormous ancient hollow tree that was playing an exquisite melody cause by the wind. The enchanting music changes to voices. He then see a hooded figure whispering to a small group of dark elves that hasn’t been seen since the great battle of Neastheir. He took

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