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The Calm
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Dragon Killer
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This High Flown Road
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Ask then Who Named it So
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We Walk Our Weary Way
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A Shield
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The Passing of Time
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Death Arisen
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Spirit Warrior
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Through Lunar Strands
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Six Pillars
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In the Vast Forest Dayton, Ohio
You were not meant to survive here. A stretch of tundra, a sea of sprawling dunes, a dense tangle of jungle. And the rest of the world is learning. Polar vortices entombing the countryside, year-round tornadoes cleaning the prairie. You were not meant to survive here. And for now you are stuck: in the vast forest that is doing its best to expel you. ... more
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