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In the amnesty-city of Vannat, Aln Panette has let guilt go. The city of Vannat is a strict and inscrutable rulemaster, so Panette doesn't question the rules. She lives a plain, clean life. Keeps her recollections as free of the war as she can.
In the amnesty-city of Vannat, Aln Panette has let guilt go.
Too many voices in my head; too many visions. But I swear Kaeler opens a small hatch in his bottom jaw, and from it he withdraws a narrow jeweler's blade, and, with a quick glance up, cuts off the top of his left middle finger.
Too many voices in my head; too many visions.
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In the amnesty-city of Vannat, Aln Panette has let guilt go.
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