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Path chapter nine to the forbidden land.
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>> I regret to say I don't have another
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warding chain here for you. I could try
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to craft one, but it requires a rare
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material. It's found in very, very few
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places in Dagda, and those places are
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difficult to reach. The only place I
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know where some can be found is the
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forbidden land far to the northwest.
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You mean the sacred land of the people
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>> I happen to have a visitor from there
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right now. Wait right here.
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Here we are. This man has agreed to
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guide you to the forbidden land.
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Hello, my name is Long. I hail from Kun.
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Pleased to meet you, Queen of Saramus
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>> Truly, what sort of man are you? Are you
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of the White Egg as well?
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>> Your name is well known among the forest
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peoples as a master combatant.
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>> Yes, I am he. I come from the village of
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Kunloom where the people of the white
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>> Then you are well suited to guide us
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I also see that you [music] carry one of
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the magic tubes which hurls lightning. I
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met someone called [music] Anatolia and
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Daxian who used one just like it.
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Good name. It means land where the sun
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rises in the ancient tongue. Theodore,
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when you arrive in Kumu, give this to a
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The words seem different from the
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writing in Dagda, but I cannot decipher
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them. I must like [music] the written
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word. You boss has forbidden the
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practice since the long ago days [music]
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Have you never wondered why Eufus might
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have given such an order?
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>> Because writing is an evil that corrupts
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the human [music] spirit.
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>> No. It is because Dagda the Great feared
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the [music] knowledge held by the people
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of the white egg. It was out of
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deference to him that Euas forbade your
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ancestors to read or write. It was
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necessary so that Dagda would allow her
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to save the lives of those children. So
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long as Dagda the Great slumbers, there
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is no reason for the ban on written
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language. Listen, Theodora, writing is
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more precious than you believe it to be.
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Written language is how we learn about
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times other than our own. Where your
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people came from, the mistakes they've
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made, all of that valuable knowledge
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handed down. It [music] allows children
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to benefit from all of that. I can share
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what I know while I live. What about
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>> I see no issue while Bone Adventure is
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here. He is quick to educate me from his
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predigious memory. That is a
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short-sighted view. There are not many
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Bone Adventures in the world. Besides,
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human memory is more fallible than you'd
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think. We remember what we prefer.
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And that's how it is.
