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    Here''s a thought-provoking question for you: Why is there a [King] seated atop the Empire''s throne? Shouldn''t an [Emperor] rule the Empire?


    Strange, isn''t it? Well, while we''re at it, here''s another thought-provoking question:


    Is it fair, just by asking that aloud, I''ve been sentenced to death?


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    I woke up cold.


    wanted it. Logically, I could warm up another way, like exercising. Plus, I''d prepared extra food last night, so I could probably eat that without heating it. Optimistically, I would avoid getting sick on account of keeping the lip on the pot closed since I''d finished cooking it.


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    Deathcap MushroomThe narrative has been stolen; if detected on Amazon, report the infringement.


    Profoundly dangerous, this is a type of fungi known to only grow only the edge of "The Forest of Madness." It can be fatal if consumed, but brings about death in a slow and painful manner. There are almost no uses for this mushroom, beyond the danger it presents.


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    Warrior''s Redshroom


    Known for the hallucinogenic impact before death, this shroom was made famous by a warlord who had unlocked the [Poison Resistance] passive skill. Before battle, they would consume several, believing it brought them supernatural powers. Though, the belief was false, their legacy lives on. There are almost no uses for this mushroom, beyond the danger it presents.


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    Jundra''s Tragedy


    A deadly mushroom, known for the sudden onset of death after consumption. In lesser doses, typically dried, and ground into fine powder, severe sickness is the only effect. But, if swallowed whole, the mushroom will resist digestion. As such, when it does eventually dissolve, the rapid release of compounds bring about a very sudden, very painful, demise.


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    Or that one, either.


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    Singing Fern


    Uncommon plant that produces a noticeable hum during strong winds. Roots can be used in medicinal potions, providing an effect of [Lesser Healing] when condensed. Often used with additional ingredients, for a more pronounced effect.


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    other people practicing it, I could still stand to benefit. Supply and demand was all I needed, and right there in the dirt, I could have an easy meal ticket.


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