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Remembering a God's death by sprite-light, literature
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Remembering a God's death
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Winter, Year 763 of the New Age
Blackwood, hollow at base of Whitepeak :snowflake:
It's hard to think it's been only 3 years since you were taken away from me in cold blood.
Not a day goes by where I wish you were still here to teach me and train me.
I failed you, I don't know where Isetnofret is and I fear she won't remember me or you. I believe she hasn't been told of your death yet either and it's been 3 years. I wish I could go tell her but I do not wish to put her in danger or put myself into a danger I can't get out of.
I don't have anyone here to save me anymore, you were my hero now all I have is mothe
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