Seventh Linguifex Relay: Difference between revisions

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 Jaj cozneýeu, cozāují āhcozjí cozniuci, í cozjera āhcozjí xen cozlec.
 Ujeien' jeien' cux hez'i heit jutxux ez'e íaïc ez'e tsáhtsa.
 Xil eý ñ'oñéi Bahu Ñēyan, cuoj lájus, uc' cozr'u tocej nu je í cudziu nej je xen'.
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+'''A story of devotion,'''
+''and memory by Emil Diether''
+Ceclecís, a dead man, shouted at the soldiers, but it was in neither's control to help.
+Might one say it was from was evil, that then he killed himself?
+Tureueic' removed him, and presented him as a tyrant.
+Might one say nicely, that then he was punished?
+Xúiv wanted to kill Tureueic' but was released.
+Might one say he was merciful, but say Ceclecís was weak?
+These senses often make the consequences differ, sweetheart, only because it's not in an ideal world.
+Don't misunderstand, you're correct to act nicely, but you're arrogant to do so without planning.
+Preferences often differ last between devotion and self-sacrifice.
+When the Owl of Heaven comes to you, sweetheart, may you go to its talons and not to your enemies.
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