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"Our story starts years ago when The Wolf was young and blind to the world around him. He fell in deep love with an Star. The Star and The Wolf would talk, and in all of this closeness the Star did not realize that she had stolen The Wolf's Heart. The Wolf wrote a letter in a script that only The Star could understand. The letter was equivalent to that of one written by a kindergartner with a crush. The Wolf felt so foolish and made a foolish choice of avoiding The Star. He feared her response. He feared a life without her, and yet that's just what he made for himself. The Wolf would stare across the sky waiting to catch a glimpse of The Star that still held his heart. The Pack that the Wolf was part of decided to move east. The Wolf had no time to say goodbye to The Star, or the forest that was his home. The Wolf was now in a new environment. This alien forest held animals not like him; all of them looked the same. So The Wolf lived in months of lifelessness and wrote in the pages of his notebook with his own blood. He found a small number of animals that were somewhat different from the others around him. Among them was The Jackal. She was strange and had eyes like The Wolf. The Wolf was surprised to find someone like him. The Jackal showed The Wolf an underground assortment of living things that had grouped together. All of them were different. There was many of them. The Jackal, The Monkey, The Bear, The Fox, The Lion, The Walrus, The Ocean, The Ape, The Squirrel, The Cheetah, The Parrot, The Shadow... and then there was the Moon. In this place, called The Hallow, The Wolf felt at home. Yet his heart was still far off."

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"Our story starts years ago when The Wolf was young and blind to the world around him. He fell in deep love with an Star. The Star and The Wolf would talk, and in all of this closeness the Star did not realize that she had stolen The Wolf's Heart. The Wolf wrote a letter in a script that only The Star could understand. The letter was equivalent to that of one written by a kindergartner with a crush. The Wolf felt so foolish and made a foolish choice of avoiding The Star. He feared her response. He feared a life without her, and yet that's just what he made for himself. The Wolf would stare across the sky waiting to catch a glimpse of The Star that still held his heart. The Pack that the Wolf was part of decided to move east. The Wolf had no time to say goodbye to The Star, or the forest that was his home. The Wolf was now in a new environment. This alien forest held animals not like him; all of them looked the same. So The Wolf lived in months of lifelessness and wrote in the pages of his notebook with his own blood. He found a small number of animals that were somewhat different from the others around him. Among them was The Jackal. She was strange and had eyes like The Wolf. The Wolf was surprised to find someone like him. The Jackal showed The Wolf an underground assortment of living things that had grouped together. All of them were different. There was many of them. The Jackal, The Monkey, The Bear, The Fox, The Lion, The Walrus, The Ocean, The Ape, The Squirrel, The Cheetah, The Parrot, The Shadow... and then there was the Moon. In this place, called The Hallow, The Wolf felt at home. Yet his heart was still far off."