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|Value 520 = You uncover the Waswood Codices, which, naturally, can only be read in a mirror. The middle volume also requires the mirror be silvered in moonlight. You are gratified to later learn that the author was boiled alive in a hot Waswood spring. | |Value 520 = You uncover the Waswood Codices, which, naturally, can only be read in a mirror. The middle volume also requires the mirror be silvered in moonlight. You are gratified to later learn that the author was boiled alive in a hot Waswood spring. | ||
| − | |Value 521 = The ''Accounts of the Midnight Apostles. Acts VII:VII'' furnishes you with{{...}} improbable apostates who{{...}} shaped history, and whose dependence upon irrigo erased their contributions neatly afterwards. They can{{...}} be apportioned responsibility for all acts and none{{...}} | + | |Value 521 = The ''Accounts of the Midnight Apostles. Acts VII:VII'' furnishes you with{{...}} improbable apostates who{{...}}shaped history, and whose dependence upon irrigo erased their contributions neatly afterwards. They can{{...}} be apportioned responsibility for all acts and none{{...}} |
|Value 522 = You include a collection of scrolls from an emissary from the Vatican to the Presbyterate, keen to make up for the embarrassing mistake of identity in the Fifth Crusade{{...}} Between his fond wishes for what should be, you find glimpses of what was. | |Value 522 = You include a collection of scrolls from an emissary from the Vatican to the Presbyterate, keen to make up for the embarrassing mistake of identity in the Fifth Crusade{{...}} Between his fond wishes for what should be, you find glimpses of what was. | ||
| − | |Value 523 = You uncover | + | |Value 523 = You uncover a collection of phonograms{{...}} Each features the supposed voice of a lily growing in the Lilymire, bearing witness to the unchanged aeons of Hell in fleshy and distressing squelches. Perfect. |
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