He looked up at the forest, a wall of impenetrable shadow he pulled his cloak tighter and walked into the darkness. I have come this far, I will see it through. He felt a moment of vertigo, as if standing on the edge of a great chasm, and the world seemed to slow, waiting on the outcome of his decision.
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