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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 23549" data-attributes="member: 162">[ATTACH=full]2757[/ATTACH]In the year 2020, the Magonian leadership faced a dilemma as they pursued the construction of their grandest project yet, a towering structure meant to embody the empire’s divine purpose and architectural prowess. The design called for ancient timber, and workers began marking the colossal trees in RNT’s revered forests to provide the wood that would hold up the edifice’s vast, vaulted ceilings. However, an enigmatic figure emerged from the woods, a self-proclaimed guardian of nature, pleading with the rulers to spare the trees. He warned of both the spiritual importance of these ancient groves and the wrath that could follow their desecration.After deliberation, Magonia decided to respect the sacred lands and heed the guardian&#039;s words, sourcing timber from the less sensitive areas of their hinterlands. While this decision required more logistical planning and cost, it upheld RNT&#039;s cultural values, celebrating the balance between progress and reverence for nature. As a result, the people of RNT thrived, buoyed by the empire’s respect for their sacred lands and bolstered by a plentiful harvest—a harvest the guardian had promised to the faithful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 23549, member: 162"] [ATTACH type="full"]2757[/ATTACH] In the year 2020, the Magonian leadership faced a dilemma as they pursued the construction of their grandest project yet, a towering structure meant to embody the empire’s divine purpose and architectural prowess. The design called for ancient timber, and workers began marking the colossal trees in RNT’s revered forests to provide the wood that would hold up the edifice’s vast, vaulted ceilings. However, an enigmatic figure emerged from the woods, a self-proclaimed guardian of nature, pleading with the rulers to spare the trees. He warned of both the spiritual importance of these ancient groves and the wrath that could follow their desecration. After deliberation, Magonia decided to [I]respect[/I] the sacred lands and heed the guardian's words, sourcing timber from the less sensitive areas of their hinterlands. While this decision required more logistical planning and cost, it upheld RNT's cultural values, celebrating the balance between progress and reverence for nature. As a result, the people of RNT thrived, buoyed by the empire’s respect for their sacred lands and bolstered by a plentiful harvest—a harvest the guardian had promised to the faithful. [/QUOTE]

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