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#@£$**«,..   roads are physical representations of  ..,«**$£@#
##@£$**«,. the lines on  maps that  tell you  where .,«**$£@##
#@£$**«,..             you can travel.              ..,«**$£@#
@£$**«,...                                          ...,«**$£@
£$**«,.... those  called roads  are  for cars.  for ....,«**$£
$**«,..... bikes they are called  paths, for trains .....,«**$
**«,......          they are called rails.          ......,«**
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«,........ when traveling by  foot,  you can follow ........,«
,.........          all of these, or none.          .........,
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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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