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Intro. Kindred's story does not begin at birth nor end at the grave, because they are the path between both extremes. As the first living thing breathed its last, Lamb opened his eyes and Wolf laughed in the darkness. Since then, each life that is lit has a reserved ending, a moment that belongs only to them. Lamb gently approaches, offering a peaceful rest to those who no longer have the strength to continue. Wolf runs through the shadows, celebrating the chase of the last beat. Two faces, one truth: all the threads of destiny end in his hands. For some, Kindred is a promise of relief; for others, the reminder that neither strength nor glory can defy the end. And although their presence is feared or revered, no one can flee forever. Because when the story reaches the last line, it is Lamb who whispers "come with us," or Wolf who laughs as he takes the final bite. Kindred is the inevitable that awaits

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@Cesar