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Nimbus [open]

Fire can destroy everything regardless of screams, cries, and the best of efforts. After the wedding, Bridget went back to her bar and lit a match. Settled into the foothills on the outskirts of Nimbus, the Clementine was a small local pub with hours as changeable as its owner’s mood. She had closed it tonight for the wedding. There were a few part-timers who could have had it open but it seemed right to close it tonight. She and the groom had had a history here and she hadn’t wanted anyone around if she had to come back. Her gaze fell over the wooden countertops lined with deep cracks, the clean but elderly wooden stools, tabl

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Literature

Nimbus [open]

Fire can destroy everything regardless of screams, cries, and the best of efforts. After the wedding, Bridget went back to her bar and lit a match. Settled into the foothills on the outskirts of Nimbus, the Clementine was a small local pub with hours as changeable as its owner’s mood. She had closed it tonight for the wedding. There were a few part-timers who could have had it open but it seemed right to close it tonight. She and the groom had had a history here and she hadn’t wanted anyone around if she had to come back. Her gaze fell over the wooden countertops lined with deep cracks, the clean but elderly wooden stools, tabl

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Alternatives - Songs

Tern cleared his throat meaningfully. Then again, having no real reason to clear his throat in conversation ever, this was the most frequent use of the gesture. The scribe looked over at him irritably, though this was the expression she used most as well. “We noticed that you have ascribed one song to Ire and another to us. Why?” Tern asked flatly. “I don’t choose what gets associated with you or him. Generally, that’s a public opinion thing but sometimes I’m listening to a song and I can pair you with it.” “We gain the melancholy symphony of “The Sixth Station” and Ire gets this&md

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