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conversations.value:  "There are these two twin children…” She told us about a strange rumor that had begun making the rounds after the eruption—a rumor of cursed children who turned everyone and everything that came near them into magical stones. At first, the Church had dismissed this as fantasy, but then people with items of clothing and even body parts transformed into magical stones had started showing up. The Church investigated, and they had found the culprits—twin girls—living in a corner of a slum in the capital. “Th-they have a special power in their blood." Anything their blood touched turned into a magical stone. They were making a living by cutting themselves and using their blood to make magical stones they could sell. “I-It took a long time for them to talk to us. They are quite traumatized…”
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conversations.value:  The twins, who were only four or five years old, had been abused by the rest of their family after their parents passed away. They’d been treated like geese that laid golden eggs, used to turn a profit, and told that their parents would come back for them if only they behaved. When those relatives were killed in the eruption, the girls had taken shelter in the slum. At least no one could hurt them—anyone who tried got turned into a magical stone. “I-It’s not like their blood can transform anything, though," Lilly explained. "People with powerful magic of their own are unaffected.”
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conversations.value:  After a great deal of effort on Lilly’s part, the Church had taken in the orphaned twins. Soon, however, they’d proved to be too much for the Church to handle. The girls were mistrustful, had a nervous habit of self-harm, and posed a threat to the clergy around them. Some people were even pushing for their execution. “I-I can’t leave them behind. But they’re too young for me to take on my journey… R-Rae, you have special knowledge. Do you know anything about their condition?”
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conversations.value:  “I’m sorry. I don’t.” I was honored that Lilly would ask me, but unfortunately, I had never heard of anything like this.
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conversations.value:  “I-I see…” Lilly looked visibly disappointed. “Don’t give up just yet. Can I meet them? I might know more once I see them in person.”
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conversations.value:  “That’s right." Claire chimed in.
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conversations.value:  “You’ll help me? !" Lilly’s eyes shone at our words.
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conversations.value:  “We’ll do our best. I can’t guarantee we’ll find a solution, though.”
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conversations.value:  “Th-that’s plenty! Do you have time now?”
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conversations.value:  “Today… Sure, why not? We can buy kitchen stuff on our way home.” And that was how Claire and I came to meet the strange twins.
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