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Artist: Dystera
Canonical path: /dystera/the-tome-intro
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The tome (Intro)
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The tome (Intro)
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The tome which was to become
the book of the world, was already ancient.
When it gave life to the wanderer of the world
to become its keeper.
Soon, the wanderer started traveling the earth
and as he crossed the lands.
The future history of mankind
was written down in the book of the world.
At the end of his journey,
the wanderer returned to the centre of the world
and opened his tome.
As he read,
life was born
and mankind's fate started
running its course
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