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The starlight bloodmoon act III
Aurora: "the rest of the summer, its blank night sky, that twinkles softly with graceful tries to blend the softness of the night with deepening lulls that musically alight." Lucifer: "I vaingloriously instate another well of darkness upon the firmament escape, little doves and coy wolves, deities like us must press our luck." Uraeal: "Insipid, really." Kate: "The longest field in this place of woe should call the calling pigeon and pigeonhole our goals." RK: "Oui Oui these said it was best, I'd look to a new heaven but havens come rent." arophc varuag: "I came for lit happenings I see now today, the main little droves have gone to back horseplay." PW1: *Realizes he is needed near the well, but turns for a morsel of the usual melody* The forbidden one: *Catches up with the gamblers who have gambled with the day* Zeus: "I venture forsook thee as thy often finds the book is readied its spine in its prime." Helel: "Only the few have found such fortunes like a cookie from China that has yet to be opened." DR Dragon: "For half of this time, I shan't read a thing that isn't the bribe." ---End of act III---
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