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Torn Diary
(Documents recovered from the ruins, believed to be the journal of a s…
(Documents recovered from the ruins, believed to be the journal of a soldier who took part in the invasion of South Aust.
The text was deciphered based on the dialect of the northern region, rather than the language of South Aust. Portions that were too damaged have been omitted, and some passages have been partially reconstructed.)
How can the gods be so cruel? To grant the power to create gold...upon a tyrant like him.
He began calling himself the Gyldenlord, amassing unthinkable wealth and shaking the very foundations of the world's trade.
The only thing that rivals his fortune is the number of enemies he made.
This is for the greater good. The world will not fall once his madness ends and when his riches are finally returned to the people.
Today, we bring down the Gyldenlord's palace and rewrite history.
...
(The remainder of the text is too heavily damaged to decipher. Further restoration will be done after chemical treatment at the expedition camp.)
The text was deciphered based on the dialect of the northern region, rather than the language of South Aust. Portions that were too damaged have been omitted, and some passages have been partially reconstructed.)
How can the gods be so cruel? To grant the power to create gold...upon a tyrant like him.
He began calling himself the Gyldenlord, amassing unthinkable wealth and shaking the very foundations of the world's trade.
The only thing that rivals his fortune is the number of enemies he made.
This is for the greater good. The world will not fall once his madness ends and when his riches are finally returned to the people.
Today, we bring down the Gyldenlord's palace and rewrite history.
...
(The remainder of the text is too heavily damaged to decipher. Further restoration will be done after chemical treatment at the expedition camp.)
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