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HomeDialoguesWhen we removed the cloth from the dead woman's face, it sent a chill down our spines — she literally had no f

When we removed the cloth from the dead woman's face, it sent a chill down our spines — she literally had no f

When we removed the cloth from the dead woman's face, it sent a chill down our spines — she literally had no f

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  • When we removed the cloth from the dead woman's face, it sent a chill down our spines — she literally had no f
  • Having examined the body, we discovered the dead woman wasn't human. She was fey — most likely a nymph, deform
  • She had nothing of interest on her, so we took the incense burner and left the tomb, which had also become the
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  • She had nothing of interest on her, so we took the incense burner and left the tomb, which had also become the
  • [Close]
  • Having examined the body, we discovered the dead woman wasn't human. She was fey — most likely a nymph, deform
  • When we removed the cloth from the dead woman's face, it sent a chill down our spines — she literally had no f
  • [Close]
  • When we removed the cloth from the dead woman's face, it sent a chill down our spines — she literally had no f
  • Having examined the body, we discovered the dead woman wasn't human. She was fey — most likely a nymph, deform
  • She had nothing of interest on her, so we took the incense burner and left the tomb, which had also become the
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