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Ballads
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Both were ballads about a woman "marked by the moon." In them, the Song Mage praised his muse, describing her midnight hair, her rosebud mouth, her rocky spine. They were odes to her unparalleled beauty.
"He's a little obsessed," said Emeline when she finished singing. "Even her teeth enchant him." She browsed through the next ballad---also about his moon-marked woman. "And she must have had some pretty sexy ankles, because there's an entire verse devoted to them in the next song...."
The corner
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― Edgewood
― Edgewood
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Sorry to break your fairytale, Little Fox, but ballads don't end happily, and neither do the two of us.
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― The Ballad of Never After
― The Ballad of Never After