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Tales of the Past and Present: Central Plains
The Storyteller of Jinzhou Theater is collecting these torn pages. Go and deliver them to him.
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Storyteller:
I see, I see. That sky train in Port City of Guixu seems to be the relic of a story.
Storyteller:
Reversing rain and marching train... If someone cares to inquire about such an event...
Storyteller:
You could say that the April shower will answer those questions.
Storyteller:
This is the... Jinzhou Folklore Journal.
Storyteller:
Though I tell stories about Jinzhou and Huanglong here, my knowledge cannot rival this masterpiece.
Storyteller:
Next time, I think I can cover the founding of Jinzhou for you.
Storyteller:
From the article, I believe it's a speculation from an unknown researcher.
Storyteller:
"Here comes a beast, akin to a lion. It exudes might and intellect, embraces a human's act...""
Storyteller:
Alas. Strong as it is, it cannot strive against the Lament.
Storyteller:
Lo, Lo, Lollo Logistics!? An interesting title, it is!
Storyteller:
I believe this is a diary of a courier. Her love for work drips from every syllable in this diary.
Storyteller:
But the screams from Whining Aix's Mire do seem to be an interesting hook. Maybe I could incorporate that into my story...
Storyteller:
Oh... They must be letters between a brave soldier and his family.
Storyteller:
Gloom lurks upon the skies, a scene of infernal carnage...
Storyteller:
I'm sorry for the sudden pause. It reminds me of an epic battle in the past. I shall pick a time to share this story with you.
Storyteller:
Strange messages combined with a mystic train... Quite an urban legend to linger on.
Storyteller:
Though you may find these stories hard to believe, they sometimes come from a vague reflection of reality.
Storyteller:
Perhaps you can ask yourself the same question after reading the messages.
Storyteller:
I believe this is the diary of the Dim Forest Expedition Team. With various writers, researchers recorded their precious fruits alongside changes of generation in it.
Storyteller:
Studies aren't instant success to achieve. Let me explain this in detail next time.
Storyteller:
A report too close to call it ancient, I reckon. They should belong to a time before Tacetite Technology was born.
Storyteller:
I rummaged through all the relics from my grand-grand-grand-grandpa to repair the report...
Storyteller:
But they all deserve it. What's in this report is far more important than my efforts.
Storyteller:
Though we cannot know the exact entry date, their endeavors toward unknown disasters now have more clear proof.