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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fangor the Fierce" data-source="post: 5512296" data-attributes="member: 17100">A glance from Bella is all it takes, as she holds her anger back.  He was a simpleton, it would seem.  "Your disregard for warnings may kill you one day.  If you don't understand something, then don't be ignorant.  I am simply trying to get more information in the way I know how."As if to emphasize, she flips the top card over and begins the reading.  She begins on the top row, top left, and works her way across. "The Trumpet.  Those of noble purpose will descend like an archon aggressively and righteously into danger." "The Twin.  But some may stay undecided in their purpose or faith.""The Betrayal.  This will only be due to selfishness and lead only to envy."  She then begins the second row, turning over the face down card to start.  "The Tangled Briar.  Ah, this represents history as the teacher, and since it is before the  The Hidden Truth, than to find the answer we must look to the past." "The Hidden Truth.  And as this is centered it is key to all, and we will find a greater truth than known before." "The Demon Lantern.  Hmmm... once the truth is discovered it's knowledge leads to this. An impossible situation? Trickery? Or a trap?" The last row is begun, pointing to the first card.  The one that Triessa chose.  "The Empty Throne.  It  represents those who are gone, like the Professor. A ghost who has  taught an important lesson in the past. But it is strange that it is  below The Tangled Briar, almost as if the cards are saying a ghost of  the present will teach a lesson of the past." Bella then flips the last face down card, stares at it, and slowly puts it back on the table, in it's place.</blockquote>

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