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AP) KR)NKR)N (HOLLY CHEATSHEET)
The Rook asks whether they are close to the Forest. The Bishop says they are almost at their destination. The Rook tells the Bishop that they should hurry and find the Power Of Human Sacrifice. At that moment, the Deer shows up. The Rook tells the Deer that he remembers him and asks whether the Deer has come to hail and marvel at an egg (ave(en)ge) on the Truth Of Tomorrow’s passing. He tells the Deer that it has a broken leg. The Bishop tells the Rook to be careful because the Deer appears to be up to something. The Rook tells the Bishop that the Deer is no threat. The Bishop tells the Rook not to act like a Fowl or else he will be roasted like one. The Rook tells the Bishop that he sounds like a torn Bibliotheque. The Deer utters a silent prayer to the Truth Of Tomorrow. The Deer separates the Rook from the Bishop. He tells the Rook that the Wild Boar and the Path Of Butterflies will take care of the Bishop and that no one is coming to save the Rook. The Rook says he doesn’t need any help and that he is more than enough to handle the Deer. The Bishop notes that if the Deer managed to separate him from the Rook, then the Deer cannot be bad. He asks the Path Of Butterflies, the Scarecrow and the Wild Boar whether they are his opponents. The Scarecrow attends the Sacrament Of Confirmation. The Bishop tells the Scarecrow that in teaming up with the Wild Boar and the Path Of Butterflies, it has emulated the Trinity and has thus with the two others in conjunction with the Bishop become a Mirror Of God. The Bishop tells the Scarecrow that the Crowns placed on the heads of it and its allies by God reminds him of the First Forest’s Secret Warrior he ever fought. Their first Flame Shadow. The Scarecrow is shocked and the Wild Boar wonders how old the Bishop actually is. The Bishop tells them that though he would love to talk of the Ancient Days, the present time isn’t one of Mercy. The Scarecrow tells the Wild Boar and the Path Of Butterflies that they should be careful because the Bishop is high handed. The Bishop tells the three that they are pretty good. The Wild Boar wonders how the Bishop could move after their Trinitarian Team Attack. The Scarecrow wonders whether the Bishop is immortal. The Bishop tells the Scarecrow that he has five hearts and that they can’t defeat him unless they crush all five. The Scarecrow is in shock. The Bishop asks them whether they know why he is telling them all this. He tells them that their knowledge of this does not make the slightest difference. He tells them that the gap between the Bishop and the Scarecrow, Path Of Butterflies and the Wild Boar is so overwhelming that nothing can bridge it. The Scarecrow, Path Of Butterflies and the Wild Boar have used too much energy. The Bishop tells them that the convers(at)ion is complete and that it is time for them to leave the Mortal Coil. At that moment the Wind arrives and tells the Bishop not to fast too much. The Wind apologizes for visiting the afterlife. The Scarecrow tells the Wind that its time is good. The Bishop recognizes the Wind as the Vessel Of The Nin(e) Tails(All Ca(nines) Can(i)dae Sec(u)ret(e)e) Nine Choirs Of Heavenly Beings). The Bishop says the Wind arriving has (saved him from the trouble) of seeking out the Power Of Human Sacrifice. The Wind tells the Bishop that now he has to be(at)ify him.
Meanwhile, the Rook asks the Deer whether it thinks it is a match for him. He tells the Deer that a hundred Deers could inhabit the Rook. The Deer tells the Rook that he doesn’t need a hundred. It has itself and the will of Tomorrow’s Truth and that’s plenty. The Deer tells the Rook that it caused the passing of Tomorrow’s Truth and it will never forget that. The Rook tells the Deer that all its nonsensical talk will not create mass and it will only end up as a sacrifice. The Deer utters repeated prayers to expel the Shadows with a Light and restrain them. It succeeds in trapping the Rook. The Rook wonders whether the Deer baited it like a Fisherman’s Hook during the fight. The Deer tells the Rook that there is a Bomb Of A Bibliotheque in the pit its foundations have been raised on. The Rook says it won’t perish but it will one day drag itself out of the pit and hail and marvel at the flaming egg. (Ave(en)ge). The Deer tells the Rook that the Forest is special and that only Deer are allowed within it and that they will keep watch over the Rook for all Eternity. The Rook tells the Deer that there is such a thing as an Eye For An Eye and a Tooth for a Tooth and one day the Deer will face the Ultimate Justice of the evil god. The Deer tells the Rook that its threat doesn’t scare it. It tells the Rook that they believe in different things. The Deer says it believes in the Will Of Fire. The Truth Of Tomorrow praises the Deer and tells the Deer that it succeeds its Will of Fire. With that the Deer sets the Rook ablaze.