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The Forgotten Path

The forest was quiet, almost unnaturally so. Elara stepped softly, her boots pressing into the damp earth as morning mist curled around her ankles.

She paused. A single raven’s cry echoed through the towering oaks, breaking the silence. Her fingers tightened around the leather strap of her satchel, where the old map was folded — brittle and full of secrets.

“You’re close,” she whispered to herself, more for courage than certainty.

Behind her, the path was no longer visible. The trees had shifted again.

"The forest remembers those who forget their way." — Old Saying

She pressed forward.

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<h2>The Hidden Door</h2>
 
 The rain had just stopped, leaving the cobblestone streets slick and shining under the lantern light. 
 Arin pulled his cloak tighter, the sound of dripping water echoing in the narrow alleyways.
 
 
 He stopped in front of a worn brick wall. To anyone else, it looked ordinary — moss, cracks, and time etched into its surface. 
 But Arin knew better. The markings carved into the lowest stones were not random.
 
 
 “Almost there,” he muttered, running his hand along the grooves until he felt the familiar symbol.
 
 
 With a soft click, the wall shifted. A hidden door creaked open, releasing a breath of cold air from the darkness beyond.
 
 <blockquote>
 "Every secret demands a price." — Guild Proverb
 </blockquote>
 
 Without hesitation, he stepped inside.