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Hello. Travis

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here from Full and Scholar Productions, The

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creators of The White Vault. We have a

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new show releasing right now that's a little different

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from what you might be expecting from us.

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Introducing the Bournite, a musical

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fantasy adventure you can share with your entire

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family. Follow the adventures of Nathaniel.

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He's a boar. He's a knight. He's been bitten

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by a Wehrman and must find a way to break this curse

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before the next full moon. Every episode

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features a music lumber in a different genre

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like this. Many hunt, many

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stride, but you never found

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a cairn, a rhysons. and

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this. This And

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even this From

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the woods and the dark on the shore,

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I have replaced every tail always more.

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You should know how we know and how everything

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goes. It seems.

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So check out the boar night

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wherever you get your podcasts. And

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we also have an episode for you to listen to right

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now. So just stay tuned.

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Since

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you're listening to this podcast, we already

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know you love a good story. So if

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you're looking for new ways to engage in one,

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maybe even itching to be part of the action

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yourself. I think you'll really enjoy

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June's journey. Play as an amateur

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detective on a quest to solve the murder

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of her sister and uncover her family's

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many secrets. You'll search for hidden

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clues across thousands of vivid scenes

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in order to solve the mysteries. For

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me, June's journey is fun to play when I want

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a bit of a mental pick me up. because it

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relies on your recall and ability to work

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quickly in order to move forward. And

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with new chapters every week, there's always a

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new case waiting to be cracked. The

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game is set in the roaring twenties, so your

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character's home is pretty extravagant, and you

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can decorate your island however you

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like. Personally, I made sure there were

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plenty

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of cute dogs on my property.

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This game will definitely help you see that

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The boar night, heart two,

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the boar, the bar, and the

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great bear bell.

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Many happy hours and days

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can be spent traveling with

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fine friends and the beauty of

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nature to entertain and amaze.

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Nathany knew the born night felt

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just that a happiness to

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talk to sowers away in the mountains

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and fields on this way to the nearby

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village.

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Somewhere deep in his fur and

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heart, he knew that a village

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with his awaiting houses and inn

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would

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only be the first drop of

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men on his quest for the cure,

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a cure for his terrible curse.

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just thinking

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about it sent a shiver

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down his

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hongers. Wehmanism to

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suffer every full moon.

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shifting into the body of a

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two legged human.

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As fast and well as a boar can

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trot, he reached a little village

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passing across its little bridge

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spanning its little river

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known locally as

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the Little River for trouser

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washing. Under less dire

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circumstances, Malthamion

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would have appreciated the town's

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overwhelming cuteness and charm.

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But as he was there with a singular

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purpose, he began through the

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streets searching for an inn,

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a public house or anywhere

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with open doors. but

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as his hooves clapped across the stones,

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street after street. He was

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mad with locked doors and clasped

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shutters. The village

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vested, quiet and

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still, as

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though it hid from something unseen.

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That was until Nathaniel

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noticed the open door and glowing

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lights of the talon and treat.

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the smell of fresh airballs wafting

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across the cobblestones, cautious

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but hopeful he entered.

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Welcome

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value to Patreon. We'll

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be there in

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just a moment. Go

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deal with

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the customer.

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I'll give this one more go.

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Yes. Good. Just

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be careful and don't break anything.

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and he

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oh, thin. Oh,

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but mostly depressed.

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Hello, patron. Welcome to the Tallo and

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treats. What can I get you? No.

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You're a boar. A boar.

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Oh no.

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Merck.

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Merck. There's a board at the bar.

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Oh,

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my word. You can talk. I'm

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so sorry. You hear us, but there money

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spends just as good as oh,

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a boar. What

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did you think I said?

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Nothing. Nothing at all.

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Why don't you ask the boy

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or what he wants then? a

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root of you to keep a customer waiting,

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really, yes. But by now, I thought I could expect

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more from you.

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Well, yes, of course. I know I should,

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but Merck, we

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aren't allowed to serve a boomer in the tavern.

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It's a violation of the health code and we can't

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have another strike. Not after that

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last and didn't.

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Of

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course, as was always like

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this. Here, There.

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A fake mustache. and

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a monocle.

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Merck. He's a boar.

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He's got fur and bristles.

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He's in disguise how do we know

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we support?

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Now serve him some food because

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I've barred over there. He's the only other customer

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we've got today, and he's barely eating a crumb

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that we drinks up these apples like no

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one's business. We

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need the coin. Yes.

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Fine.

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Four, sir. I mean,

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mister what can I get for you? We've got

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some freshly baked

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rolls with all out. Some

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fine stewed mushroom. Freshly

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pressed apple cider. Yes.

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Freshly priced apple cider from a press we

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just bought this morning, from the freshest

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apples in the local fields.

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Yes.

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Good.

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Merck, one cider for a moustached patron,

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please.

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Coming right up.

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Sorry

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for the lack of well food.

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Our cookie's on holiday. I

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wish I was with him. the allure

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of the salty sea air, the craggy

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rocks, the constant loving

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role of the waves.

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The decor. Well,

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we don't get around to

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updating too often. Right? It's

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a bit of a stickler for the classic bar

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fight kick tavern look, but we did

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decide to get that new apple breast, but that

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was a big leap

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for Merck.

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Wiremanism. Well,

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being

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a human, I'm not too worried.

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Merck.

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Cider

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freshly wrangled from the apple press.

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Oh. Are you sure we're using

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that thing right ass? But it seems like a lot of

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work for some Jews. See. Merck,

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I knew it would be a hit. Though we

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should have insisted on an instruction manual,

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but our patron wanted to know about wehrmism.

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What do you know of it? What? me

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here. Or kind we can't catch

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it. So I can't say I have any knowledge about it.

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Right.

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Well, there has been something

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frightening coming out of the woods at night, and

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we're all afraid it will find its way over the little

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bridge

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one of these days. Mostly

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prefer to

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stay quiet and hope it will go away.

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I hope it shows up and buys

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a pincider. We can't afford

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to have the whole town in hiding. I

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need of drinking and playing darts.

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We're all terrible at darts. Mark's

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not too scared of anything really. more

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fresh press side owner than a man. Yes.

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Please.

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Did did

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someone say feminism? How

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scary a thing? That's that's

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an old car. Orange

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Avenue's Scottish. Don't know how to gear

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it up. Merck, you can't

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just go around telling people someone else's

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business.

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I'm a bartender and a

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shady tavern. Sharing secrets

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is my business. Then drinks.

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Here's your side of the demand.

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Thank you very much.

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By the way, I do know the

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cure. Well, I I know

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the myth and it's

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it's an old one. Boom. Boom.

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Boom. Boom. Well, sure. I can tell you if

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if you're ond of song and

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story. That's how's my trade you see?

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I'm I'm a bard. Look. Come

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on, boy. There

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we go. Okay.

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Just just give me a moment.

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Yes.

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Please?

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sit back,

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relax,

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and listening to the long, tall

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tale of the old

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Bear tuned.

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know the tail of

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a bear king. Instead of

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New York online, ruler

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of all our kind, into

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his court, came aware, man.

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The strictest was here, and

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I love his beer. I've

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been so lucky bear, grizzly

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hunt for and embarked on

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this quest for more a cure.

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Before four months, the

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night, a tincture of light

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must be this

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is the only way to

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be cured of the rice and

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mixture of no one right son

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or is a bear mind, a bear king's

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account. saw

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it out the witch of the wellspring.

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He offered her many things, so

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she told her back, came a

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vial of bubbling spring

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water, sweet syrup of

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lavender, some

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silver that sticks to the Tom

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Moove and Willis World, a precious

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month girl,

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and then read the stern look, she

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said. Before

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four more moments, the

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night, attention, light

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must be strong. For

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great wear,ocus King, as

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which show, the world, I've

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all the spring rolls, you

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need.

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Now bring me the rest

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to succeed. And

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in the far golden brains of

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the sunnydowns from

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delicate perfume, the

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syrup of the lavender. The

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deep in the forest and

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bezio, gracious

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entity, mcritima,

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silver leaf. And

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so he down down the

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deep underground and

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Lester. Before

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our gold ounces in small

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cups, the like, on a great

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Burger King so damn mature.

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Those celebrations

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were owned for a bear man.

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He'd never become.

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For a bear man. He'd never become.

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Oh,

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bye.

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You know, I really liked that song.

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Who knew you could learn things from fairy tales?

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That's is my profession.

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Oh,

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yes. My accordion is enchanted. If

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if I play the song, it brings it to life with

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all the accompanying music I need. But

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that that doesn't mean it doesn't

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take significant talent. Excuse

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me. bubbling spring

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water,

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syrup of lavender,

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silver that sticks to the tongue.

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We

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have some

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When did we get all this stuff?

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Looks like you plan on opening an deposit Carrie.

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I picked up a whole set of new ingredients.

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Think of it. We could attract whole new

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type of customer

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base. Whatever happened to

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just sitting down for a good drink

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by the fire, a round of darts, and

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a passable bar brawl. people

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these days.

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Well, I for one think my new holistic menu

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ideas will be a hit, but For

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now, I'll see if this works. Fresh

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buckling mineral water from the mountain

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spring.

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sweetest lavender syrup from the

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local Laurel Day's lavender lawn

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farm. Top quality products, also

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perfect for sconce.

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And the finest edible silver

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leaf, perfect for a romantic dessert.

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All you're aware minorism cure.

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The

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moon pounds, the

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moon pearls. Moon

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pearls.

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I'll

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stopper this up. The moment you get your

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lips on those moon pearls open it up and drop

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them in. If the myth is right, this is all

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you will need, my moustached friends. but

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you must drink this cure before the next

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full moon or what? I

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do not know. No one has

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seen a moonperil in so long. Last

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time anyone saw moonperils, they had doned

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the cape of the ocean king. History

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says he received them as a gift from a visiting

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star and had them sewn onto his

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cape and remembrance of her.

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I might know a guy. I

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get a supply of orc kind delicacies

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from a supplier in the woods. They know how

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to find everything. The guy's name is Lykos

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of Spinnervand. If anyone knows

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how to find out the information you need, it's

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him. like cause

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of benefit.

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Hi. Thank you, my bristly patron.

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Our back wishes on your

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adventure. And good luck.

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Those woods could be tough, but you look like the

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kind of boar could take care of himself.

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Why? Thank you again. I

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knew it would be a hit.

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So we're keeping the

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Apple pressing contraption then.

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Sunites. Sunites. I I

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have something I must ask

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a few. Oh, well,

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thank you. I'm Windrop,

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the bard. I go by Winnie though, since

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Windrop is Well, it's

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it's a comical name for a for a gnome,

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certainly. And and I know a view,

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of course, your Nathaniel, the Bournite. the

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hero of Borr's end. I'm

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so honored. What you did for your

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fellows, well,

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it deserves

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better songs

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Like all heroes do. And

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so if you'll allow me to join you, I may

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not be the strongest or bravest

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or tallest companion, but I'll be

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the truest. The songs of your tale will

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inspire generations of pups and welps

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to come. and my knowledge of myths will always

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be at your disposal.

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Please, I'm I'm I'm a bard. I'll

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never be a storyteller until I create the songs

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myself. All these

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years and I've only ever played the songs of others.

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Really? Truly? Oh,

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thank you, sir.

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Well,

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Lykos is a master spinner from Spinovent.

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So to find him, We can ask

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a minus back. Spiders.

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Talking spiders who spin

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webs that shine like gold. The

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first south of here is known for them.

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More.

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And so, Nathaniel and his

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new traveling companion, Winthrop,

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Journey itself, away from

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the village, away from the warmth

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of the talent and treat, away

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from the realms they knew and

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into the unknown before them.

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A master of many things, but

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still new to most. Nathaniel

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now understood that there was no easy

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solution to his womenism, a

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curse of legend in sorrow. The

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long and little short road

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head of him was frightening and

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fought with mystery, but

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the bauxite knew that this was

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his path if he was ever

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to find an elusive moon pearl,

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the final ingredient for his

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cure. But our

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brave knight would not be alone.

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Winthrop, a gnome unlike any

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you have ever known, had

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set his path alongside that of

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the ball knight. and his merry Rodent

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helpers. In the darkening

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night, enrolling myths, they

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crossed into the underbrush of

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the woods. and into the wonders

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that await.

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The four knight, written by Katie

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Stacks produced with traditional sound design in Acordea

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by Travis

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Fungroff, edited with Sound Design and Mixman by

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Dane Leonardson, with music by Steven Mullen,

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Ryan McQueen, Brandon Strader and Travis Fungroff,

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and Orchestration by Mike Petrie. Starring,

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Sam Yea, Paul Maia, David Devereaux,

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Siobhan Lumsden and Sean Daniel Francis.

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This is a full in scarlet production. Thank

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you for listening.