,,:~*†*&¶# #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# & siren's vine. & #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ for thousands of years known only to ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# "witches", by which i mean various #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## cunning swamp dwellers &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& amphibian & #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ & lizards, humanoid frogs, girls, & ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# & actual witches, and lots of insects & #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## & and other such gnats &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& that did or did #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ not use it (some would even cultivate ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# it for use in hunting) or maybe would #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## just avoid it altogether. the dark ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# sprawl underneath shallow waters. watch #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ the gnarly roots of the cedar trees, ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# are they left alone (with moss #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## companion)? or is there something ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# slithering across it? &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& the plant & ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# & likes mutilation; it's agressive; & #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## & it moves quickly toward the mouth, & ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# & throat and ultimately, the vocal & #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ & cords, which it will fill with seeds & ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# & and as such destroy completely & #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# #¶&*†*~:,,
,,,:~*†*&¶ ¶&*†*~:,,,
,,:~*†*&¶# #¶&*†*~:,,
,:~*†*&¶## ##¶&*†*~:,
,,:~*†*&¶# #¶&*†*~:,,