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Storyboard Text
- This is the richest house in the area. Perfect for a little burglary.
- Did you see the look on their stupid faces?
- Uh oh... I need to get out of sight.
- After we kill the king, I will finally be able to...
- What was that!?
- Over there! After her! She KNOWS!
- No! I don't want to...
- No! I don't want to...
- Are you still alive? What can I... Oh!
- Sol's healing, flow through me!
- No... I am too late.
- HELP! Someone!
- So woozy....
- I've never seen this before. Do you think she will make it?
- What happened?
- die... What? Where am I?
- Who said that?!
- Who said that?!
- My name is Rix.
- I'm Juniper. I remember falling with a pain in my back.
- Are you in my head?
- If I can see and hear you, you can't be dead!
- Am I dead, Rix?
- This is the Temple of the Sun.
- What is this place?
- We Golden Ones pray to the Sun. We give thanks for Her light and Her warmth. We greet Her in the morning, and we say farewell in the evening.
- We need answers. The Wise Master always has answers.
- Where are we going now?
- Wise Master, something strange has happened. I hear a voice and see a girl's image.
- Foul BEAST! Begone from my sight!
- Guards! Drive them away!
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