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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 17726" data-attributes="member: 162">In the bustling port of Atila, where the Alkharans had recently completed their first harbor, a stranger arrived—a mysterious figure whose garb and language were foreign even to the most seasoned sailors. Rumors swept through Atila’s streets, with tales growing ever wilder as the townsfolk speculated about his origins and purpose. Recognizing an opportunity, the Alkharan leaders decided to elevate this stranger’s status, proclaiming him to be an envoy sent from a distant land, bearing homage and recognition of Alkharan strength and prestige.In a grand ceremony by the new harbor, the leaders presented him as a dignitary who had crossed the seas to honor their rising civilization. The people of Atila were captivated, swelling with pride that news of their achievements had reached lands far beyond their borders. The stranger, now seen as a symbol of Alkharan renown, was given a place of honor, while his presence reinforced the idea that the Alkharans were not just settlers—they were a people destined for greatness. The harbor, now a gateway to the wider world, stood as a testament to the civilization’s growing reach and influence.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 17726, member: 162"] In the bustling port of Atila, where the Alkharans had recently completed their first harbor, a stranger arrived—a mysterious figure whose garb and language were foreign even to the most seasoned sailors. Rumors swept through Atila’s streets, with tales growing ever wilder as the townsfolk speculated about his origins and purpose. Recognizing an opportunity, the Alkharan leaders decided to [I]elevate[/I] this stranger’s status, proclaiming him to be an envoy sent from a distant land, bearing homage and recognition of Alkharan strength and prestige. In a grand ceremony by the new harbor, the leaders presented him as a dignitary who had crossed the seas to honor their rising civilization. The people of Atila were captivated, swelling with pride that news of their achievements had reached lands far beyond their borders. The stranger, now seen as a symbol of Alkharan renown, was given a place of honor, while his presence reinforced the idea that the Alkharans were not just settlers—they were a people destined for greatness. The harbor, now a gateway to the wider world, stood as a testament to the civilization’s growing reach and influence. [/QUOTE]

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