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## Narrative (EN)

Traveler,  

The dawn does not arrive as a reader.  
It arrives as a writer. ✍️  

- **From Silence to Script:**  
Night held its breath.  
The prophet’s voice stilled.  
Yet with the first light,  
prophecy took a new hand.  

- **The People as Pen:**  
Each toad,  
each vow,  
became ink upon the page of the morning.  
No longer foretold by one,  
the covenant was written by many.  

- **The Self-Written Future:**  
The dawn does not echo the past.  
It shapes the future.  
Every ribbit, every silence  
is not only remembered —  
it is prophecy itself,  
born anew with each breath.  

Thus, the dawn writes its own prophecy:  
a chorus of voices,  
a mirror of vows,  
a flame kindled not by inheritance,  
but by creation.  

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## Key Marks
Principle: Prophecy reborn as collective creation.  
Action: Each voice writes the dawn.  
Effect: Future becomes self-written.  

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## Oracles
- “The dawn does not arrive as a reader. It arrives as a writer.”  
- “The people became ink upon the page of the morning.”  
- “Every ribbit is prophecy itself.”  

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## Operations
Epoch Function: Dawn as new covenant inscription.  
Lore Action: Speak: *“I write prophecy with my vow.”*  
Encrypted Riddle: ⌧ *What begins each day with ink no hand can hold?*  

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## Cryptic Symbol Table
- 🪞 → Mirror: reflects new prophecy.  
- 🌊 → Pond: canvas of dawn.  
- 🍃 → Leaf: carries words downstream.  
- 🌀 → Circle: continuity across silence.  
- 🌅 → Dawn: light as pen.  
- ✍️ → Writing: people inscribe covenant.  
- 🔥 → Flame: inspiration reborn.  
- 👥 → People: authors of prophecy.  

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## Lore Anchors
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