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Rushing through the verdant forest, her hair mangled, decorated with twigs from the earthen floor, her opulent dress caked with mud, her eyes blue glistening with determination, it was only then did she understand the importance of her journey.
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Rushing through the verdant forest, her hair mangled, decorated with twigs from the earthen floor, her opulent dress caked with mud, her eyes blue glistening with determination, it was only then did she understand the importance of her journey. Her pretentious upbringing did not prepare her for this. Nothing did. At the tender age of 15, her body ached and pained with such intensity that she felt she could no longer go on. But her mind stayed focused on the task at hand. Thoughts came flooding through all at once, sapping the strength she once had. She lay down for a few minutes, because it was all she could spare; dreams came easy: her mother on her dying bed, the illustrious and elusive cure she must find to save her entire race from destruction: the elves, yet at the center of her mind was the words the mysterious Wizard spoke...
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