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==Shaddar's Curse==
Shaddar is enduring his puny existence within the Depths of Death, forever pursuing the meaning of life. This is his curse: to strive eternally for wisdom and knowledge without ever being able to achieve ultimate understanding. He commits himself to humility while he withdraws further and further from the world without realizing that he will never been omniscient. His journey has given him insight into eternity, but his human senses are too inferior to fathom the meaning of the impressions he has encountered.
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Shaddar is enduring his puny existence within the Depths of Death, forever pursuing the meaning of life. This is his curse: to strive eternally for wisdom and knowledge without ever being able to achieve ultimate understanding. He commits himself to humility while he withdraws further and further from the world without realizing that he will never be omniscient. His journey has given him insight into eternity, but his human senses are too inferior to fathom the meaning of the impressions he has encountered.
  
 
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Shaddar's Curse

Shaddar is enduring his puny existence within the Depths of Death, forever pursuing the meaning of life. This is his curse: to strive eternally for wisdom and knowledge without ever being able to achieve ultimate understanding. He commits himself to humility while he withdraws further and further from the world without realizing that he will never be omniscient. His journey has given him insight into eternity, but his human senses are too inferior to fathom the meaning of the impressions he has encountered.


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