> "Out of curiosity, where is she?"
> Read the third paragraph of the intro.
>"She and Utsuho are asleep right now," says Maribel. "They did the last shifts of watch last night."
>You open the book, finding the Bhava-Agra entry and go to the third paragraph. It reads:
>"Oh verily, ye credulous reader, I tell you truly of this most marvelous land that floats in the skies our mortal realm, giving neither sight nor shadow of itself to the people of this blind earth. Upon it dwell a people most pure, our ancestors that have freed themselves of the cares that bind you and I to this woeful cycle of suffering. There they dwell, supping upon the sweetest fruits and the choicest nectars, living in gratitude of that which would inspire only indolence and contempt among the baser peoples. This land of Bhava-Agra is home to the very demiurge that to whom we owe our beautiful world, dwelling in a palace many thousands of cubits in size, looking upon all as it pleases. The enlightened flock to it, rejoicing in its presence with their hearts most pure in a manner worthy of envy. Yet to us, this land is as removed as the firmament itself, a place only for the enlightened that they might distance themselves from their greatest pleasures and truly leave this binding life."
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