.....^»:%$ $%:»^.....
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.......... # siren's vine. # ..........
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.......... for thousands of years known only to ..........
.......... "witches", by which i mean various ..........
.......... cunning swamp dwellers ################# ..........
.......... ######################## amphibian # ..........
.......... # lizards, humanoid frogs, girls, # ..........
.........^ # actual witches, and lots of insects # ^.........
........^» # and other such gnats ################# »^........
.......^»: ######################## that did or did :»^.......
......^»:% not use it (some would even cultivate %:»^......
.....^»:%$ 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 # ^.........
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