DIEGO: THE PROPHECY

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n, a young man toiled in the mud,

rest! You've been in the fields for a wh

he sweat from his forehead. "I'll rest in a bit, S

word "rest" wasn't a c

We'll save some food for y

espond and con

o choice but to press on. This was on

ego finished planting the

and his clothes were dirty,

wards the sh

g lower back, and tired feet,

arrived at h

e felt the pain in his body and fatigue. He was p

his eyes f

his arms, something

he found a chocolate-colored book

en; he hadn't noticed it when he walked to this spot. A curios

ching the book brought him a sense of happiness. He brushed off the dirt and

, and the first page was also filled with symbols h

of the book, where he saw s

ybayin script by:

only words he c

hey said the village thrived under his rule, with lush landscapes, ge

st village leader. He longed to return to a time when th

vor of Seraphara had been withdr

ich had appeared mysteriously, and he co

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ill holding the book he'd been

eir current leader's house and borrow a book

ad a substantial li

and head to their leader's home, carrying

r a brief pause, the door opened, revealin

ih. I'd like to borrow a

brow and scrutinized

and is it really so important that you've come to me at this lat

elt a bit nervous. Their leade

ow a book related to the first village leader, Theodore

had no choice. The man opened the door further and

r, you need to return it when you're done. You won't li

. "Thank you, Leader Isa

u to it," the leader said

arching for the

ore P

bay

re what

t hadn't found what he was looking for.

a stack of books. "This might

seconds later, he heard a sudden

books, both of the same chocolate hue as the o

ked th

eel a rush of anticipation

t he had been

: The First Leade

bay