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  1. Still, the voices speak whatever word Cado reads. The next page was actually a literal mural sketched out between all the pages, depicting:
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  3. Sidd, the Monkey King. Sidd is standing upon a large staff, cross armed and staring down upon a hooded figure. A few animals are found beneath the staff, staring ahead. Sidd, as stated before, is essentially the orient's equivalent of Vyzmara; a deific figure that's said to act as a safeguard to life and also the one to assist it into the afterlife.
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  5. The cloaked man was on his knees, looking over a large patch of roses, hands clapped in front of him as if pleading for some form of mercy. Initially it looked as if he was looking towards Sidd, but further inspection indicates that the man is actually staring up towards a completely blank portion of the page, with the symbol of nothing drawn there in place of the moon. Text is written beneath the symbol.
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  7. "Only through my eternal suffering of atonement may I cleanse myself of this sin."
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  9. Cado, having studied vampires as a part of her studies into motion, may recall this single quote being referred to in the staple vampiric text. It is said that the entity that granted the vampires such a curse was the one responsible for stating this.
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  11. "He spoke to Nothing. He spoke to Someone.
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  13. The next page:
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  15. Mu-Nan (Written alongside two Fyrian characters.)
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  17. This is the word written in bold ink at the top. Initially, everything is blank. The pages are crinkled similarly to the space that Cado had seen before, yet the letters all seem to...bubble. A black, sludgy wax briefly oozes from the book's pages. It seeps back in, revealing what was hidden?
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  19. " Mu , the box of Nothing. Is written above an arrow pointing at the box.
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  21. Nan the key to Anything Is written above an arrow gesturing towards the key.
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  23. A diagram is drawn; the same odd, black cube that they received from the manor, with the same intricate looking lock. A key is found next to it, with the key splitting at the end into four sharp prongs.
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  25. " The Key to Anything is slumbering beneath the impenetrable watery wool."
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  28. Here is about where you'd be cut off by Taras!
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