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Chapter 53
The sun was always shining brightly in Silverwall City, a cool breeze wafted the triangular flag on the roof of the knights' tents. A series of white clouds decorated the sky as if celebrating the happy ending. When Miranda vanishes and the sun rises majestically, the exiled Falsies lose hope and decide to retreat, deeper into the unspoiled West of Tomer Forest. That way, the Northern Falsies and the knights knew they had won. Trumpets sounded, accompanied by cheers of grateful joy.
Tomer Forest was illuminated by the morning sun, showing clearly the impact of such a terrible war. The corpses were scattered, weapons with no masters were piled up covered in blood, and many plants, especially giant trees, were destroyed horribly. Hard work awaits, little by little all the chaos will be resolved. However, the first thing the knights of Silverwall and the Northern Falsies did was offer condolences to those who died. The extinction of the Gnomes and Fauns was the most heartbreakin
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