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14,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_102","Recently, however, this musty old tome came to light. Belonged to a mage of Nabaath Areng, who kept detailed records of his experiments. Apparently he decided to condemn one such “experiment” to a particularly deep tunnel, right around the time the whispers of ghosts first started."
15,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_103","So that there's your logical explanation, if you're looking for it. A misshapen fiend that shouldn't be has been stirring up trouble for years and years. Or it's been killing folks for years and years, and ghosts are real. You tell me."
16,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_150","Here's a language lesson for you: Malik means “king” or some such in the old tongue, so take a wild guess what Maliktender means. That's right."
17,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_151","You'll know him when you seem him. Picture a gigantender, then picture his ornery liege lord. And there you have it."
17,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_151","You'll know him when you see him. Picture a gigantender, then picture his ornery liege lord. And there you have it."
18,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_152","Some scholars say that the damned things can live more than two hundred years in the right conditions, which means this bugger could have been shambling about since before the Flood, for all we know..."
19,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_153",""
20,"TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_200","People often focus on the material losses, but the Flood is also responsible for depriving us of wisdom and knowledge─and no few religious traditions. Without people to pass them down to, faiths wither and die. But some survived, and with them stories, like that of the demon Sugaar."
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18 14 TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_102 Recently, however, this musty old tome came to light. Belonged to a mage of Nabaath Areng, who kept detailed records of his experiments. Apparently he decided to condemn one such “experiment” to a particularly deep tunnel, right around the time the whispers of ghosts first started.
19 15 TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_103 So that there's your logical explanation, if you're looking for it. A misshapen fiend that shouldn't be has been stirring up trouble for years and years. Or it's been killing folks for years and years, and ghosts are real. You tell me.
20 16 TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_150 Here's a language lesson for you: Malik means “king” or some such in the old tongue, so take a wild guess what Maliktender means. That's right.
21 17 TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_151 You'll know him when you seem him. Picture a gigantender, then picture his ornery liege lord. And there you have it. You'll know him when you see him. Picture a gigantender, then picture his ornery liege lord. And there you have it.
22 18 TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_152 Some scholars say that the damned things can live more than two hundred years in the right conditions, which means this bugger could have been shambling about since before the Flood, for all we know...
23 19 TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_153
24 20 TEXT_CTSHNT50RISKYMOBAMHARAENG_00616_HALINE_000_200 People often focus on the material losses, but the Flood is also responsible for depriving us of wisdom and knowledge─and no few religious traditions. Without people to pass them down to, faiths wither and die. But some survived, and with them stories, like that of the demon Sugaar.