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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 17794" data-attributes="member: 162">[ATTACH=full]2588[/ATTACH]In 1882 CE, with the autumn harvest approaching, Magonia faced a familiar yet vexing problem—rodent infestations in their granaries, threatening the food reserves of their growing cities. The empire had heard of one resourceful village where locals successfully deployed cats to hunt the swarming rats and mice. Recognizing both the effectiveness and resilience of these feline hunters, Magonian leaders decided to adopt cats officially as the empire&#039;s protectors of grain and storage.This choice brought a surprising wave of enthusiasm from the populace, who saw cats not only as practical guardians but also as symbols of the empire’s adaptability and pragmatism. Soon, cats became a common sight in farms and storage areas across Magonia, revered as much for their role in protecting vital resources as for their independent, watchful presence.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 17794, member: 162"] [ATTACH type="full"]2588[/ATTACH] In 1882 CE, with the autumn harvest approaching, Magonia faced a familiar yet vexing problem—rodent infestations in their granaries, threatening the food reserves of their growing cities. The empire had heard of one resourceful village where locals successfully deployed cats to hunt the swarming rats and mice. Recognizing both the effectiveness and resilience of these feline hunters, Magonian leaders decided to adopt cats officially as the empire's protectors of grain and storage.This choice brought a surprising wave of enthusiasm from the populace, who saw cats not only as practical guardians but also as symbols of the empire’s adaptability and pragmatism. Soon, cats became a common sight in farms and storage areas across Magonia, revered as much for their role in protecting vital resources as for their independent, watchful presence. [/QUOTE]

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