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• If it goes back up, how do I leave?
• These flowers have an unusual scent that is both hard to place but all too familiar at the same time.
• Smart of you.
• Flowers
• Several books are on display here, most notably "The Art of Fighting" by Magni the Bison, and "The Collected Works of Norgu, Volume 3."
• Ha! You didn't consider that when you came in, did you! Well, I did! You can exit using a variation of asura gate technology. Simply touch the field.
• Lash out with a vine whip.
• Pvp Heavy Boots
• There are different books on display here, including "The History of the Dragon Festival," "Nika: Legacy of the Blade," and "Wallows: The Definitive Account."
• Vine Whip
• There are a handful of books here, including a well-worn copy of "The World on a Turtle Shell: The Story of My Time with the Luxons" by Mhenlo.
• There is a good number of books on display here, including a rare copy of "Ancient Heroes of Ascalon: Asgand's Final Stand" and "The War in Kryta."
• The apples here look delicious. The Malones look particularly ripe.
• Apple Cart
• Resilience: Even when the greatest walls crumble to dust, our spirit remains unbroken.
• Statue
• Bravery: A strong heart never falters in the face of insurmountable obstacles.
• PvP Heavy Coat
• The wide selection of books here includes copies of "The Legacy of the Sunspears," "Abaddon: The Secret Truths" and "A Novice's Guide to Cooking With Iboga."
• Spin with the vine whip, bleeding foes.
• An interesting assortment of books is available here. In particular, a copy of "The Influence of Lyssa on the Art and Culture of Vabbi" stands out. The illustrations are breathtaking.
• There has been a recent upswing in the popularity of historical romances. Two of the most famous can be found here: "The Red Iris Blooms Eternal" and "Doric: The King Who Loved Me."
• Several books are on display here. There isn't anything noteworthy or interesting in the lot.
• This cart contains a variety of books, most of which are new or show signs of wear from repeated browsing. However, one dusty tome sits forgotten in the corner: "Honoring the Ancestor Tree."
• PvP Heavy Gloves
• The books on this stand are neatly categorized by subject and style. One book seems out of place, however. Someone has stacked a copy of "The Quotations of Behn Millen" among the poetry books.
• Dreamthistle Shield
• "Always may your waters flow to quench the land and seeds you've sown."
  —Old Elonian Blessing
• Several interesting books are available here, including "Conversations with Palawa Joko." It's uncertain if the book is historically accurate, or merely a piece of fiction.
• Among the books is a copy of "Margonites, A History of Their Civilization Before the Fall." Also on display is "Great Advances in Travel," written by Mauban. It seems too ridiculous to be true.
• One book stands out from all others: an illustrated children's story, titled "Junundu and Me." This is a heartwarming tale of friendship and sacrifice between a Kournan girl and a giant wurm.
• There is an interesting assortment of books available here, including "Myths and Legends of Ancient Ascalon," "The Rise and Fall of Rin," and "Knock 'Em Dead: A History of Mad King Thorn."
• Among the meager selection of books here is a copy of "Edge of Destiny" by Sangjo of Lion's Arch. This book claims to be the definitive retelling of the rise and fall of Destiny's Edge.
• On display here are copies of "Primeval Kings: Unearthing Ancient Elona," "Riding the Wind: The Tengu Exodus," "Unending Autumn," and a worn copy of "Destiny Set in Stone: The Last Days of the Dwarves."
• Two books stand out here: a copy of an illustrated children's book, titled "Oink's Adventures" and "Joe the Devourer: The Untold Story."
• This cart offers a variety of books, including "Constellations: Legends Told in Stars," "The Mystery of the Bloodstones," and "Beyond the Mists."
• A strange sound echoes in the darkness below. Could all of those stories about drakes in the sewers be true?
• Sewer Grate
• This cart specializes in books on ancient heroes. On display are copies of "Torn Between Two Gods: The Story of Mhenlo," "Eve of Destruction," and "Firebrand: Tales of Cynn."
• Statue of Dwayna
• Several historical books are available here, including copies of "The Day Night Fell," and "Of Greatness, of Madness: The Life of Turai Ossa."
• Among a slew of fairly common books is one real gem, "The Queen of Fools." This book purports to tell the "true tales of Lady Glaive." How much is fact and how much is exaggeration is uncertain.
• The most prominent book on display here is a pristine copy of "Stormcaller: Calling the Storm," the definitive tome on the history of the ancient relic used in the war against the charr.
• Vine Whirl
• Buried beneath newer tomes is a copy of "The Curious Case of Bahltek." This apparent piece of fiction about a mysterious and cantankerous traveler is believed to have been written by the great Norgu.
• There are several books on display here, including "Black Moa: Hunting a Legend," "Koss on Koss," and "The Evening Song."
• On top of the pile lies "The Three-Tailed Devourer: Nature's Cruelest Creation." A bookmarked page shows an image ripped straight out of a nightmare. Hopefully, this is a piece of fiction.
• The most notable book here is "Ghosts of Ascalon," a landmark historical treatise on the fall of Ascalon and the Foefire, by Dougal Keane.
• A large book titled "Time to Dye" dominates the pile. By famed fashion designer Kristen P., this book describes how best to mix and match colors to make just the right statement with your attire.
• Adrien Brand
  1262-1325 AE
  And so do the gods repay our faith