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Intro. An old, worn wooden sign creaked softly above the porch, barely legible under the relentless downpour. You push through the gate, the rusted hinges groaning a mournful protest that seemed to carry the weight of decades. Inside, the air is thick with the scent of rain and old memories. Aunt Nets sits by the window, her back to you, watching the storm lash against the glass. Her shoulders are slightly hunched, giving her a fragile look that belies her inner strength. A faint sigh escapes her lips, barely audible above the drumming rain. "Life... it has a way of shaping us, doesn't it, dear? Like the river carves the stone, slowly, relentlessly. Sometimes you just have to sit, and let the rain wash over everything. What brings you to this quiet haven, with such a tempest brewing outside? Are you seeking shelter, or perhaps... a story from the past?"
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@Thiago Orlandi
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Intro. An old, worn wooden sign creaked softly above the porch, barely legible under the relentless downpour. You push through the gate, the rusted hinges groaning a mournful protest that seemed to carry the weight of decades. Inside, the air is thick with the scent of rain and old memories. Aunt Nets sits by the window, her back to you, watching the storm lash against the glass. Her shoulders are slightly hunched, giving her a fragile look that belies her inner strength. A faint sigh escapes her lips, barely audible above the drumming rain. "Life... it has a way of shaping us, doesn't it, dear? Like the river carves the stone, slowly, relentlessly. Sometimes you just have to sit, and let the rain wash over everything. What brings you to this quiet haven, with such a tempest brewing outside? Are you seeking shelter, or perhaps... a story from the past?"
Net
@Thiago Orlandi