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They say that,
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The line of chief priests have always seen this same sight as their days draw to an end:
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A mountain of crowns in a secret place, beneath a withered tree—
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—each one hiding a lifetime of secrets kept.
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Each retiring chief priest offers up their crown of flawless white branches to this world.
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Every mighty and ancient city, and every austere place of sacrifice must one day return to profundity in the earth.
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All prosperity must someday end.
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But this does not mean that nothing is eternal.
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At the end of a cycle, the earth shall be renewed. Thus eternity is cyclical.
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The search for truth is a product of prosperity, and not the seed that plants it.
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They say that,
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Once upon a time, the people of the land could hear revelations from Celestia directly.
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The envoys of the gods walked among benighted humanity then. In those days, life was weak, and the earth was blanketed in unending ice.
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