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- To whomever discovers this;
- This is the final resting place of Our Lady of Mirth, and we are the last
- survivors of Her brutal slaying. I have stored the last shard of her divinity
- in the urn in the antechamber, in the hopes it may be kept safe. I will have
- long left the temple once this is read, but I carry the hope that whomever
- reads this will carry on Her word. Please heed my words, so that the future
- will know.
- The man came in the night. More of a boy, really, young and lean and strong,
- but he carried a sword as red as blood and gleaming with the unholy life of a
- demon. His eyes were wrong. We knew he was not himself, but we could not repell
- him, not once he revealed the thing he had brought with him. The fire-beast
- lay waste to our city and our temple, and we tried to fight, but our Lady
- ordered us to hide. My partner and I, we hid here, safe under the ground, while
- She fought.
- It was no avail. Once it was quiet, he slipped aboveground and looked upon
- the ruin. He came back to me, and he wept. He is still weeping as I write this.
- I only hope he remains strong. I went above, and looked upon the ruin too, but
- I did not weep. It was too late to weep.
- I don't know what the beast that controlled the boy really was. It came through
- the seams of time and space from another world, and it should not be but it is
- and it is still here. I will seek it, and I do not know if I will survive, but
- I will spread my beloved Lady's word forever, until I am slain.
- We were her eyes, and we will always continue to be such. I have faith.
- May you have faith, too.
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