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....,-=^@§ §@^=-,....
.....,-=^@ @^=-,.....
....,-=^@§ ...=... §@^=-,....
...,-=^@§# naftakin, the blind #§@^=-,...
..,-=^@§#@ ...=... @#§@^=-,..
.,-=^@§#@# #@#§@^=-,.
..,-=^@§#@ a student at the charcoal guild... his @#§@^=-,..
...,-=^@§# eyes sewn shut from birth... the most #§@^=-,...
....,-=^@§ successful student §@^=-,....
.....,-=^@ @^=-,.....
....,-=^@§ but one day he fell down into a crystal §@^=-,....
...,-=^@§# cavern. it was deep in the mountain, a #§@^=-,...
..,-=^@§#@ great hall with only a single tiny @#§@^=-,..
.,-=^@§#@# inlet for both light and falling #@#§@^=-,.
..,-=^@§#@ students... @#§@^=-,..
...,-=^@§# #§@^=-,...
....,-=^@§ in the fall, the quartz sliced off the §@^=-,....
.....,-=^@ threads in his eyes, opening them for @^=-,.....
....,-=^@§ the first time. before him, the §@^=-,....
...,-=^@§# crystals mirrored and refracted the one #§@^=-,...
..,-=^@§#@ light smidge into a whole night sky, @#§@^=-,..
.,-=^@§#@# and he was struck down with awe #@#§@^=-,.
..,-=^@§#@ @#§@^=-,..
...,-=^@§# but also with shame, because his eyes #§@^=-,...
....,-=^@§ had seen. hurriedly, he used thread §@^=-,....
.....,-=^@ from his robe to sew them back @^=-,.....
....,-=^@§ together, and when help came he did not §@^=-,....
...,-=^@§# tell of his transgression. #§@^=-,...
..,-=^@§#@ @#§@^=-,..
.,-=^@§#@# for years he studied at the guild. he #@#§@^=-,.
..,-=^@§#@ became a master, and then a pilgrim. @#§@^=-,..
...,-=^@§# yet the image from the cave never left #§@^=-,...
....,-=^@§ him. §@^=-,....
.....,-=^@ @^=-,.....
....,-=^@§ at the end of his life, when at the §@^=-,....
...,-=^@§# edge of the world he opened his eyes #§@^=-,...
..,-=^@§#@ for a second time, stars had hatched in @#§@^=-,..
.,-=^@§#@# them... #@#§@^=-,.
..,-=^@§#@ @#§@^=-,..
...,-=^@§# #§@^=-,...
....,-=^@§ §@^=-,....
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