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Annual Rebirths to End the Empire

"I didn't want things to end like this." She said, looking around. The empire she had tried so hard to protect was destroyed. Plagues, cross-empire wars, nothing was left. She clenched her fists, nails digging into skin. Drawing blood. Suddenly, her head jolted up as voices echoed. Whispering in her ear. Temping. "Your curse is to undo what was written on paper. Nothing more, nothing less." She smiled. Yes, the curse. The curse would save her. "So send me back. Give me Endless rebirths. Until I get it right." ~~~~ Pls help dis rando author ;-; I have dirt bank account and dirt writing skills but gold imagination ~~~~ Please give me viewssssss art release every 5k ~~~~ *read till at least the second chapter before you decide to ditch it pls* - UPDATES RANDOMLY (deal with it, suckers!) I HAVE A CHANNEL NOW !!! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR6DjAK9vpn_EeDtn4Wr2mw NOT MY ART I USE DIS GENERATOR --> https://perchance.org/ai-photo-generator

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CHAPTER FIFTY-SEVEN - Gyatts Make Mountains

CHAPTER FIFTY-SEVEN - Gyatts Make Mountains

"So, It's… a cave," Noa said. The Gyatt that Rises out of the Horizon was not, in fact, a Gyatt (Good that it wasn't) but a mountain that was riddled with many, many smaller caves and nooks. Noa was standing next to me in a commoner's clothes, which was funny to see because his face still made him stand out. "Good thing it's not what the map said," Noa said mildly, and I coughed. "Anyway! changing the topic. Do we just pick a cave each and split up?" I asked, and Noa tilted his head. "We could… I'll take the left side." I had the right side, then. 

"Alright. Meet back up in an hour." I said, walking off while whistling. The first cave I chose was a smaller one, enough that I had to duck my head precariously to avoid busting my cranium. 

With my neck now screaming, I went through the cave as much as I could, and soon my neck wasn't screaming anymore, because the cave had widened until I could comfortably stand up. 

It was a large crystal cavern, filled to the brim with large, purple, glittering amethysts. There were other caves leading up to it as well, and in a moment Noa waved to me. "Seems like we didn't have to split up at all." I sighed, and Noa nodded.