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The Canticle of Refuge
Ancaster Library | T'Klendathu
The Canticle of Refuge was recovered from the ruins of Ancaster
Castle in 915 AE. It was not on display at the time, and thus was saved
from complete destruction when fire consumed much of the castle. The
Church speculates that it was stored in a pile with other tapestries,
folded accordion-style. The folds were destroyed by fire, which separated
the Canticle into fifteen pieces of unequal length. There is no way of
knowing its original length, or even what order the remaining pieces
should be arranged in. For every time the Canticle is left unobserved,
the pieces rearrange themselves. Perhaps it has absorbed some of the
no doubt chaotic energies that contributed to its partial destruction.
How do YOU think it all goes together?
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