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Amaranth: A Dream
...whose battles called her far from home.
She slew the thing she feared most, and conquered the land that feared her.
As she fought, far away, she knew her children needed guidance.
She knew they faced tyrants.
She knew they faced fear.
In her homeland, things were broken.
So, she held up her hand before the sun, and cast a shadow on the world, and drowned the troubles of her home in darkness.
"Survival's a long reach," she said.

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and she nods to him, deferring to his wanting to ask. ]
...if it's duty that keeps you here—prayers won't help this world. As much as we all wish it.
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Think about it?
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He looks, for a moment, very young, and lost. ]
If the gods can do nothing... was it meaningless for meus to come?
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But there's always... an ending.
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In the end, Iwe cannot ever find that meaning here. It is an answer she does not have.
.... IWe will come with you.
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And, I'm sorry. Please, then...
...follow us.
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Someone else has arrived. ]