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..........  roads are physical representations of   ..........
.........« the  lines on maps  that tell  you where «.........
........«;             you can travel.              ;«........
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......«;%£ those called  roads  are for  cars.  for £%;«......
.....«;%£¤ bikes they are  called paths, for trains ¤£%;«.....
....«;%£¤#          they are called rails.          #¤£%;«....
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..«;%£¤### when  traveling by foot, you  can follow ###¤£%;«..
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.......«;%    most roads are elevated, suspended    %;«.......
........«; between  three   to  a  hundred   (rare) ;«........
.........« meters above  ground. the closer you get «.........
.......... to  a city,  the more  intertwined  they ..........
..........                   get.                   ..........
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.......... in   such   areas,  all  crossings   and ..........
.......... intersections are placed in  tunnels, or ..........
.........«   special tower-like structures called   «.........
........«; outposts, which  enfold the  roads where ;«........
.......«;%              they interact.              %;«.......
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...«;%£¤## here and there you will find  symbols in ##¤£%;«...
..«;%£¤### white, on  the  asphalt. these are meant ###¤£%;«..
...«;%£¤## to   tell   the   drivers   about   what ##¤£%;«...
....«;%£¤# manouvers  they allowed  to  perform  on #¤£%;«....
.....«;%£¤     that particular stretch of road.     ¤£%;«.....
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.......«;% however, some  creatures paint their own %;«.......
........«;   illicit symbols encoding territorial   ;«........
.........«    claims, nearby resources, or other    «.........
..........      unknown and mysterious things.      ..........
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