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Without that blasted wagon, we'll never
reach the Black River crossing before

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daylight.

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What's our plan?

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Stay ahead of the fangs, lad.

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But where are we going?

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Dugtown.

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We're moving to Dugtown?

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Just a stop along the way, child.

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The way to where?

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There's a fella there who can get us
passage to the Ice Prairies.

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The Ice Prairies?

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What's in the Ice Prairies besides bomb
nubbles and snow blizzards?

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Well... Hope, for starters.

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Because things slowed down in the cold.
We'd be safer up north, right?

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Aye, lad.

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Now you're thinking like a battle
captain.

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Can we light a lantern?

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It's spooky out here. Not in the forest.

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Fire draws all manner of uncouth
creatures.

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Blats, horned hounds, toothy cows.

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At least you'd see them.

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They'd see us first.

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Aye. Which is why we'll need to lie low
in a cave or moonberry thicket during

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daylight.

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We'll move at night.

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Isn't ankle jelly just a bit that way?

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We could hide there.

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It's a ramble, but we could reach it a
four deep night.

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I'd be thankful for anywhere with a
locked door between us and the things.

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So be it.

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Break's over.

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I'm right behind you.

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I gave him too many drops.

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Up to the igamese and get rid of the
bird man.

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Good now.

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The fangs are headed this way. Go.

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I'm already taking care of it. Igamese,
inside.

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Go on, girly feather.

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You hide.

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I'll hold him at bay.

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It's his decision, Lev.

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Tink, light your lantern.

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Take care of Mr. Pete, all right,
Nugget?

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I'd rather face the storm standing on
deck than burrowed in a hole.

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Papa. Aye, aye.

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Aye, lass.

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He'll thin their ranks at least
before... Before what?

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Before they know what hit them.

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Remember.

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We'd smell it.

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That's a battering ram.

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Keep cracking!

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Careful! We don't want to battle a blaze
in here.

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Maybe we do.

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Speak your mind, then, and quit!

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If we set that old staircase on fire,
it'll bring every horned hound and

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cow in Glipwood Forest.

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Aye, that it would.

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But bring me that shield.

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Once we're through that door, nothing
else comes in. Understand?

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Army cells.

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Go on my signal and stick to my hip like
a barnacle.

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Are you ready?

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I

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hope

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you dribbles love a rumpus as I burn you
one.

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Roger, Helmer. I'm waking up.

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Your booth is cornered. We'll soon see
who's cornered. You've not seen my wrath

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when it's stoked proper.

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Head back, lad, and protect your family.

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I'll be but a minute.

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Strong ones are weak.

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And now, the jewels of an era will...

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fit for a frolic soon as I catch my
breath.

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There must be a hundred things.

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Two hundred, I'd wager.

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Now, come over and give your old po' to
a swig of that brine.

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Lily, my pack. Quickly.

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What do we do?

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My love has gone across the sea

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to find a

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country

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far and fair.

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He sailed into the Gilded Room.

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Too many of them, boy.

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Courage, Arthur.

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Well, if this is the end, let's make it
good.

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Sticky fangs.

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You're alive.

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And you're all safe.

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Not all of us.

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What is that?

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Water from the first well.

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But where did you... What's the first
well?

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It's, uh... The lifeblood of Eriar. The
first well in the world.

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Worn for ages.

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How did you... Won't save him? Give him
more.

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No. I use too much on Nugget.

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We don't need a giant portal walking
around.

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I certainly don't.

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What I wouldn't give for a pot of
flabbit stew.

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Grandpa!

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Careful now.

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Your old podo's been through a long
night.

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The sun is up, and we're all still here.

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Aye. But my sailor's nose smells a storm
clabbering up.

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We gotta make Dugtown before the fangs
regroup.

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Papa, that's two days on foot.

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The children need food and rest.

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But we can't stay here.

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And there's nowhere else to go between.

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Uh, they're...

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One plate.

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I'll kill Hall before I give that fool
even an ounce.

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Grandpa? Hmm?

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You're making me sad.

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Please come in.

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There ain't a roof I'll shelter under,
so don't even ask.

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Then at least come in and eat a bowl of
flabbit stew.

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I've got no appetite for his cooking.

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You said you want a flabbit stew, and I
helped make it for you.

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Well,

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I suppose I could just eat the part you
helped with.

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I helped with all of it.

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Then I reckon I'll have to eat part of
all of it.

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But after that, I'm coming back out
here.

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Mama, do you really have them?

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The jewels of Anira?

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Where are they?

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The question isn't where are the jewels
of Anira, but what are they?

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The jewels have been sought by Nag the
Nameless since the Great War reached the

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shores of the Shining Isle.

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Why does he want them so much?

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He believes that they hold a hidden
power.

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But why do you have the jewels?

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We're not even from Anira.

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Not all of us.

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Your grandpa is from Glipwood.

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But I was born in the Green Hollows.

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When I married your father, we made our
home in Anira.

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That's where you were born.

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When war came and your father died, we
fled to Glipwood.

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To protect the jewels.

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Then where are they?

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I told you, lad.

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That's the wrong question.

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Fine. What are the jewels of Nira?

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You are...

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We are?

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What do you mean?

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Your father was the High King of the
Shining Isle.

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I was the queen. You three are all that
is left of that great kingdom.

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The jewels of Onira.

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So that means I'm the high king?

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No, lad.

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That's not how it works in Onira.

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In Onira, the kingship passes over the
eldest.

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For as long as there have been rulers
there, the secondborn wears the crown.

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So I'm the high king?

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Me? I'm king?

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You are.

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But the eldest is the throne warden, the
protector of the king.

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It's a great honor.

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I'm supposed to spend my whole life
keeping him out of trouble?

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Bring me more royal.

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There were many days when Aspen wished
he were the throne warden and not the

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High King.

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Well, I bet his older brother... Wait.

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Throne warden?

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Artham P. Wingfeather, throne warden of
Aneera.

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Does that mean... Pete is her uncle?

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Yes, Lady Lele. Pete fought bravely at
your father's side so the jewels would

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never fall into Thang hands.

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Without Pete's sacrifice,

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Nag would have captured our whole
family.

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Your father prepared gifts for you in
the weeks before he died.

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Janner, this is yours.

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A priceless treasure.

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One of the first books.

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It is said to give wisdom to the wise.

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For you, High King Kalmar, Your father's
sketchbook.

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His drawings of our home.

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He wanted you to love your land and
people as he did.

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And for you, Lili.

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This belonged to your great
-grandmother, Madia, queen of Neera.

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It's been in the kingdom longer than we
know.

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Melodies made on that harp are said to
have the power to protect Neera.

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But it didn't stop the thing.

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We had no song maiden to play it.

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Song maiden?

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Yes.

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You're the song maiden of the Shining
Isle.

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Aye. And let the fangs beware.

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But he was king.

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I'm just a throne warden.

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Just?

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It's a sacred call. And you are a wing
feather.

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Here. One last gift from your father.

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Dearest Jenner, you've royal blood in
your veins.

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No matter what your name or place in
this world.

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The Maker made you Throne Warden to your
little brother, and I wouldn't wish

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anyone but you to keep him safe.

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There are rumors of war.

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Should Anira fall, should I fall,
remember your homeland.

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Ancient secrets lie beneath these dones
and cities.

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You mustn't let them fall to evil.

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One day when you're alone, unsure,
doubting yourself, you'll need these

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Remember this.

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You are a Niren.

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Your father is a king.

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You are his son.

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This is your land.

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Nothing can change that. Nothing.

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Know when you read this that your father
loves you like no other.

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Your papa.

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Come home, come home, I sing to thee.

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My love, come home and rest my head.

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I'll watch for you the winter long

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and sing for you a summer song.

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And if you can.

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