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... To tell the truth, my leg muscles hurt terribly.

The citizens took yesterday as an opportunity to collect zipacna leaves, and today they’re processing the medicine, so I’m sure they’re busy.

Today is probably the best day for keeping this out of the public eye.

We claimed that the Forest Bear party and a passing magician defeated the wyvern.

Forest Bear is acting as the main representatives of who took it down. Of course, handling it on their own would have been ...

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