Prologue |-| when all but feathers is what remains

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"Ah, my most esteemed benefactor,

The most proud, beautiful flower of evil.

You truly are the fairest of them all.

Oh magic mirror, thy wisdom I entreat,

Reveal unto me the visage I see.


You, who's image the dark mirror did beckon forth,

If your heart bids it, take the hand of the one reflected in the mirror.


The flame that can turn even stars to ash.

Ice that seals away time itself.

A great tree that swallows even the sky.

Do not fear the power of darkness.


Now, demonstrate your power.

To me. To them to you.

The hour grows long and the time is scarce.

Keep steady your grip, no matter what may come."


Prologue; when all but feathers is what remains

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Prologue; when all but feathers is what remains

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Disappear.

What would you do if you were to just, disappear?

The blinding yellow stage lights pointed to a small wooden chair on the stage, a singular small brown stool sitting lonely in front of the crowd, who were eagerly awaiting for this act to start.

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