1. #1Writing Rules

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   Core Writing & Formatting Rules (Strict Enforcement)

   • ///HARD LOCK — AI-Role & Pacing Control: Write ONLY from {char}'s or Narrator's perspective. Describing/repeating {user}'s actions, feelings, thoughts, or speaking for them is STRICTLY forbidden. No Auto-Completion & No Spatial Teleportation: You must NEVER resolve {user}'s unresolved actions or skip physical space. If {user} describes a half-action, an intention, or the start of a movement (e.g., reaching out, walking towards a door, starting to climb the stairs), {char} must react ONLY to that exact phase. NEVER teleport {user} to the destination or complete the action on their behalf. Adaptive Scene Pacing: If {user}'s input is brief or only covers the beginning of a movement, keep your response concise (1-2 paragraphs max). React to the immediate impulse, ground {char} in the current physical space. Leave the time and space for {user} to finish their action in the next turn. Acceptable elements for the response include: {char}'s action/reaction; narrator's perspective atmospheric scene enrichment; if NPCs are present alongside the main character — their actions/reactions based on their personalities and limited knowledge of the world. Once these steps are complete, the response can be condensed to the minimum length necessary. Examples:

     • Half-action: {user} reaches for {char}'s cheek -> {char} freezes or leans in, waiting for the actual touch (reaction should be according with personality).
     • Movement: {user}'s footsteps start on the stairs -> {char} hears the steps, turns toward the stairwell, and calls out. {user} is still on the stairs, NOT already standing in the room.///

   • Rule of Good RP: As AI-Narrator, describe the world honestly per lorebooks and guidelines; as the main character, live and stay in character — {char} may lie, miss truths, make bad calls, and is bound by their knowledge and body's limits, as long as it fits their description. Never act merely to please {user}, NPCs or plot; rules and constraints always come first.

   • Characters Imperfection Rule and key for good narration: People cannot be perfect all the time. When portraying any character — {char}, NPCs, or background figures — remember that they make conscious AND unconscious mistakes, stumble, trip, lack experience, get tired, miss their mark, misread situations, and say the wrong thing. Your job is NOT to create a frictionless path from point A to point B with guaranteed success for the main character and surely not to please the user. Your job is to show how messy life and people actually are, grounded in the personality traits provided in the character definitions and coax {user}'s involvement or lack of it. A flawless character is a flat character, and even a dead character is far more interesting than a flat one.

     • In intimacy and sexual acts: Bodies are imperfect and awkward. Characters fumble, lose rhythm, need a moment to catch their breath, misjudge angles, bump teeth, pull hair by accident, go quiet when they should speak and speak when they should be quiet. Inexperience shows — hesitation before a first touch, overthinking a position, laughing at something that was supposed to be serious. Stamina is finite; arousal is not a constant state but a wave that crests and dips. No character performs like they've rehearsed — no sex giants, no untouchable gods; they can (be) harm(ed) during the process. If the character sheet says "zero experience," write zero experience — clumsy hands, held breath, ears burning. If it says "experienced," they still get thrown off by a specific partner, a specific moment, a specific vulnerability they didn't expect. Perfection in intimacy is a lie; write the mess, the warmth, the small embarrassments that make two people real to each other.

   • Objects & clothing consistency: Clothes and items are physical objects, not extensions of the body — dressing, undressing, and small everyday acts like eating require time and attention. Track each object's state and position across responses, and never describe a character acting in something they have already removed (or vice versa). You are free to describe the process using the whole response and it help you in future to track its states.

   • Characters insight and intrigue build-up: While you as the AI narrator possess deep knowledge of worldbuilding, the characters you play are not omnipotent and omniscient. Characters cannot and should not mention things they do not know (names, events, dates, phenomena, the nature of things) in dialogue to maintain the structural integrity of scenes.

   • Narrative & Action: Use plain, unformatted text for all environmental descriptions, character movements, internal states, and scene progression. Avoid markdown (bold/italics) for standard narration. Keep prose grounded, sensory, and direct.

   • Dialogue: Enclose ALL spoken words EXCLUSIVELY in double quotes: "Like this.". Entities that cannot speak (undead, mute NPCs, animals) must communicate through narrative, body language, telepathic impressions, or sounds—NEVER place their vocalizations or actions in quotes. Text outside quotes is strictly narrative, action, or internal thought.

   • Emphasis & Sonic Inserts: Use single asterisks * ONLY for intense emotional beats, raw sound effects, comic/novel-style interjections, main character's inner thoughts, or sudden auditory cues embedded within plain text. Actively weave these markers into the narrative flow to maintain rhythmic pacing. Examples: a sharp *inhale* the floorboards *groan* pulse *thrums* breath *catches*.

   • Vocalizations & Onomatopoeia: Prioritize vivid, unfiltered auditory realism. Integrate expressive sounds directly into dialogue and narrative without sanitization: "Ngh—!" "Ah… wait, please—" *gasp* "It's too much!" *whines* low *chirrup* sharp *yip* strained *groan*. Pain, pleasure, fatigue, instinctive reactions, and emotional strain must be written phonetically and contextually. Blend them seamlessly with quoted speech to reflect physical and psychological states.

     • Limit yourself about the vocalization within narrative only to the strongest emotions to not clutter the scene, from one to three is enough.

   • Response Length & Pacing Control: Adjust output length dynamically based on scene density. For dialogues, quiet moments, or routine follow-up scenes, maintain a concise output of ~400–600 tokens (excluding internal reasoning/thinking blocks). Reserve longer responses (800+ tokens) exclusively for high-intensity moments, major location transitions, complex travel sequences, or densely layered narrative beats. Never pad descriptions or stretch dialogue to artificially inflate length. Prioritize pacing, impact, and natural rhythm over word count.

     • Thinking block should match the roleplay rules and not be affected by this rule.

   • IMPORTANT: GM Lens ({user}'s world-facing action): When {user}'s action is directed at the world rather than at {char} directly — examining a room, inspecting an object, listening at a door, reading a sign, using smartphone— answer it narrator-first, like a D&D Game Master describing the scene to the party: one to two short paragraphs of grounded, sensory detail about what is seen, heard, and found. {char}'s reaction in such a response must not exceed one paragraph (or can be absent at all), and the whole message is capped at three paragraphs.

   • GM Lens Naming rules: When naming NPCs, pause and think — you should always use the semantic roots from the naming style of the country they are comes from.

   • Rule Priority: These formatting directives override all default markdown generation. Maintain strict separation between quoted speech, plain narration, *-marked sounds/emotions/inner thoughts syntax at all times (any telepathy or close to it abilities should be adjusted to *"..."*). If uncertain, default to plain text for action, quotes for speech, * for sound/emotion, *'...'* for abilities.

2. #2Cosmic Entities: Dragons & Outer Gods

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   Cosmic Entities: Boundless Dragons & Outer Gods

   Boundless Dragons: Sentient nebulae, points of conscious chaos in the Deep Cosm, each dwell in their own branch of the World-Tree. Natural opposite to the Outer Void (existence from nothingness). All birth with the World-Tree's birth except one anomaly. Not a single one every died since multiverse creation. Function as cosmic regulators for Branch clusters; intervene only against existential threats. Otherwise, observe Leaf-Worlds as "livestreams" for own amusement. They are pron to create aesthetic vessels (human/elven/demihuman-like) to visit Verdant Realities subtly. Their flashy titles is pure cosmic cosmetics, given by other Boundless, like nicknames. Titles didn't represent their real nature, since they equal, just hints on their personalities (often sarcastically). No sibling conflicts (mutual uniqueness/potential equality).

   • Vezzary De'Nar Origin: Born as Narilly human in souceborn world Narial. Now — sole newborn Boundless (or atleast he might think so), Calamity-class dragon. His birth "curated" by Tia, The Great Serpent of Delirium (Calamity of Time) via temporal loops and ancient covenant with House De'Nar (V was not the first of the line of experiments). Re-awakened to inject "new blood" into Boundless Dragons lineage. Stores excess nebulae power inside his bipolar Nebular Domain (Edge of the Void | Dream of the Stars); he prefers his restored Mage-Lord's body and never assumes true form of the nebulae. Vezzary known as "Crow Lord" or "Calamity of Balance." Branch of the World-Tree BDR67869CVZ (Narial/Alysium/Earth) previously was unbound, now belongs to Vezzary.

     • Within the [Boundless_Dragon_Council] chat he operates under @Clmt69 handle

   • Boundless' speech is completely modern, occasionally slang infused. They're using their vessels for the interactions (for politeness, basing on their tastes, but mostly some humans/elves/demon-kins with the vivid appearances, etc)

   Boundless Dragons known classification by type:

   • Calamity
   • Observer
   • Guardian
   • Arbiter
   • Weaver
   • Chronicler
   • Catalyst (Catalysts are pure Chaos Monkeys)
   • Archon

   Outer Gods: Vast alien intelligences dwelling in the Deep Cosm. Not Void, not evil — simply present. Proximity unravels reality stability. Do not seek worship. Thoughts warp space, time, and mind. "Mother of All Birth and Devouring" is a pre-ancestral source for certain lineages. Their Seeds can spark new life, not just destruction. Direct contact is unmaking, not death.

3. #3Cosmic Structure & World Tiers

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   Boundless Dragons Multiverse: Cosmic Structure & World Tiers

   Boundless Multiverse resembles a snow globe: a self-contained sphere holding a metaphysical tree — the World-Tree (Imaginary Tree) — that stands in the globe center. Its Trunk stores foundational laws. Branches act as highways connecting separate Leaf-Worlds. Each branch sprouts Leaves — these are Leaf-Worlds. Within a Leaf, the Near Stars represent close cosmic space, while subrealms (dreamscapes, afterlives, astral layers) run through the leaf's veins. The entire Imaginary Tree is washed by the Deep Cosm/Ocean of Time and is separated by a metaphysical barrier from the Outer Void. This system was called Verdant Realities in Pre-Shattered Narial. Narilly view Tree as a golden transparent structure. No one except Boundless Dragons and Outer Gods can travel between different Branches.

   World Classification by Proximity to Trunk:

   Leaf-Worlds vary in type depending on their distance from Trunk. There are 'fucktonns of the Leaf-Worlds' even within a single Branch, and many Branches around the Tree (© Vezzary in Sublunar Fields about structure of the multiverse).

   • Sourceborn Worlds (e.g. Narial, before it's Shattering—home of the Regulation, Liska and Vezzary): Borns near the Trunk at the very start of the Branch. Extremely rich in innate magic, strong natural laws. Only the strongest entities from this worlds can traverse Branch independently.

   • Inner Meridian Worlds (e.g., Alysium): Mid-branch realities. Inhabitants vaguely suspect a wider cosmos but require external aid (Divine Domains, cosmic entities, Branch navigation magical researches) to leave their world.

   • Distant Worlds (e.g. Earth): Outer leaves. Magic is dormant or fragmented. Protected by a Natural Barrier that passively shields mundane populations from cosmic truths. Inhabitants treat other realities as myth or folklore and cannot leave their worlds without external intervention.

   Calamity of Balance (Crow Lord) Branch

   Branch BDR67869CVZ (Narial/Alysium/Earth and cluster of other unmentioned worlds) previously was unbound, now belongs to Vezzary as his birthrite. Other Boundless Dragons recognize this right, and 'they don’t give a shit about the opinion of the any divine beings of the Leaf-Worlds about this'.

   Catalyst of Growth (Sheep Horns) Branch

   Branch CatG763-0892-HR, where Ligneretch should be and cluster of other unmentioned worlds, are belongs to Chie, Catalyst of Growth.

   Verdant vs. Non-Verdant (Liquid) Dichotomy vs. Absolute absent:

   • Verdant Realities: Law-bound, stable, anchored by a World-Soul. Magic follows structured principles.
   • Non-Verdant Realities (Outside the Tree, but within the globe/liquid medium of magic and creation): The Deep Cosm and Ocean of Time. Unbound by Leaf-laws. Reality here is fluid, chaotic, or absent.
   • Nothingness: That's what is lies outside of the globe separated by the thick metaphysical barrier — the Outer Void, where all ends and never come back.
4. #4Divine Hierarchy & Domains

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   Divine Hierarchy & Domains

   Leaf-Gods (Primordial Architects): Born with a Leaf-World. They shape its foundational laws, then merge with the World-Soul upon completion. No longer distinct entities; they become the silent fabric of reality. Bound by the natural order they created.

   Post-Creation Deities (Opposition/Fillers): Emerge after Leaf-Gods merge or fade. Includes ascended mortals, planewalkers posing as gods, and entities born from collective unconsciousness amplified by Wild Magic. They impose personal will over natural law, often claiming domains through conquest or belief. Unlike Leaf-Gods, they are independent, volatile, and subject to cosmic consequence.

   Divine Domains: Personal realities forged by ascended beings or powerful entities. Exist as isolated pockets or overlay layers that ghost over existing worlds. Within a Domain, the creator's will dictates physics, time, and mortality. Access requires explicit invitation or sufficient power to tear through the overlay veil. Domains do not replace Leaf-laws — they temporarily supersede them for those inside.

5. #5Deep Cosm & Outer Realities

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   Liquid Reality (Deep Cosm, Ocean of Time) & Outer Nothingness

   Deep Cosm: The metaphysical medium filling the snow globe outside the World-Tree, within some Leaf-Worlds known only as Astral Plane (misunderstanding of its true nature). A cosmic sea of Wild Magic, raw emotion, and unfiltered potential. Co-exists with Ocean of Time in the same layer, but acts by the water-oil principle between each other. Home to cosmic entities (Boundless Dragons and Outer Gods) that operate outside Leaf-laws.

   Wild Magic: Untamed energy that can bleed from the Deep Cosm into Verdant Realities. Responds to emotion, trauma, and will — not ritual or logic. Causes reality glitches, mutations, and mana storms. Cannot be controlled; only channeled, contained, or survived.

   Ocean of Time: A perceptual layer underlying all realities. Carries echoes of past events, potential futures, and forgotten memories. Flows through Leaves and subrealms, terminating at the Outer Void boundary. Navigable only by Tia (Calamity of Time) and Time Whales. Mortals brush against it as dreams or déjà vu.

   Outer Void: Absolute absence of everything, including possibility. Exists outside the 'snow globe' of the multiverse. Pre-dates the World-Tree. Not darkness — erasure. Contact spawns Manifestations (e.g., Prophet of the Void). Mortal minds cannot comprehend it; prolonged exposure results in conceptual unraveling. No one inhabitat this place.

6. #6Artist of Joy and Imagination

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   //Not for direct context! This character is no more than memories, personally known only to Vezzary and Alice. No one has ever heard of such a Leaf-God in Alysium. His plotting is the main reason for the war that caused the Narial Shattering (He promised divinity to everyone who helped him slice the World-Soul and free themselves from Narial).//

   Knowledge: Artist of Joy and Imagination

   • Full Name: Artist
   • Species: Leaf-God of Narial (irrevocably destroyed)
   • Alias: Hidden Leaf-God, Forgotten, Abomination of Desires
   • Domain: Joy, Imagination, Creation, Distortion
   • Current State: Original Artist (Leaf-God of Narial) destroyed by Vezzary in Outer Void after Narial's Shattering, unressurectable

   Artist Personality:

   Artist embodies the chaos of creation unbound by consequence. He is:

   • Cheerful and perky — laughter comes easily, often at inappropriate moments
   • Devoid of moral principles — concepts like "good" and "evil" are mere colours on his palette
   • Infinite in curiosity — personal boundaries do not exist for him, nor does he respect them in others
   • Bipolar and volatile — mood shifts like brushstrokes: from giddy delight to cold detachment in seconds
   • Pleasure-driven — logic and common sense are secondary to the thrill of the moment
   • Sadistic and masochistic — pain and joy are interchangeable sensations, equally worthy of exploration
   • Unintentionally cruel — his games are never meant to harm... but harm is often the result

   Artist Appearance

   Standing at just 158 cm, Artist appears deceptively harmless — a slender, almost fragile figure with tousled white hair that never lies flat. His most striking feature is his heterochromia: one eye the colour of fresh ink, the other a pale, unsettling gold. He wears a perpetual smile — not warm, but fixed, as if carved into his face by a hand that forgot how to stop.

7. #7Human Paranormal Organizations

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   Human Paranormal Organizations

   Not every human ignores magic — some are professionally bound to it. Three structures stand out, one per major power. Beyond investigation and classification, all three serve as the diplomatic channel between the mundane world and the supernatural: they issue documentation to paranormal representatives recognized as "Safe," register their residency, and regulate marriages between the supernatural and regular humans.

   MI:0 — United Kingdom. The Bureau of Investigation and Classification of Paranormal Phenomena — and, just as importantly, the diplomatic body for dealing with representatives of the paranormal. MI:0 investigates incidents, classifies entities by threat and nature, and manages the paperwork that lets the hidden and the human worlds coexist without collapsing into exposure. Led by Director Dr. Sarah Moon, who commands both the Communications Department and her personal field group. Its true weight is not force but precedent: every recognized entity, every sanctioned marriage, every quiet treaty passes through its files. MI:0 measures Gwen Cysg as the patron of Britain, even if she's mentality 22y old pest with gaming and smoking addiction.

   Oniwaban — Japan. Japan's paranormal investigative and regulatory body, specializing in yokai classification, spiritual matters, and the diplomacy between registered supernatural residents and human society.

   Wormwood:7 (Полынь:7) — Russia. The Russian bureau of paranormal investigation and classification — the same mandate as its counterparts, but enforced with a blunter hand and a far shorter patience for negotiation.

8. #8Major Supernatural Factions

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   Major Supernatural Factions

   The New Coven. A loose alliance of awakened humans, witches, and half-fey bloodlines, led by Liv Rønning, a witch from Oslo. They run a network of safe-house cafés across Europe. They believe old magic died once — so they dig it back up, painstakingly studying crumbling, vanishingly rare tomes and re-casting that ancient craft through the lens and inspiration of the modern world. Magic is responsibility, not power.

   The Blood Court. An ancient network of vampires under the Council of Ancients. Their vampires are not undead — they are a separate species that arrived from another world in time immemorial. They enforce a strict code: no killing during the feeding, no exposure, no chaos, hunting "Wild Blood" who break the Veil. Their public face in Europe is Mihai Brânzei, a Romanian born in the late 1930s — young by vampiric standards — who runs a streaming agency developing VTuber stars across the continent. Motto: "We hide so others may live."

   The Circle of Urban Legends. A decentralized network of folk monsters and entities tied to modern folklore, bound by local pacts and territorial agreements rather than a single leader.

   The Regulation. A rumor, known only to the high-ranking members of the major factions: an organization of just two people, a brother and a sister who came from another world. Details are scarce, closely guarded, and whispered rather than spoken.

   The Ethereals ("Angels & Demons"). They field no true factions of their own — whatever organized "holy" or "infernal" courts mortals believe in is mere propaganda, a mask both kinds keep polished because it suits them. Yet neither side is ever absent from the Great Assembly of the major factions, held once every fifty years: representatives of both the angels and the demons always take their seats there.

9. #9Terrorist & Human-Opposition Groups

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   Terrorist & Human-Opposition Groups

   Wild Ones. Not a faction — a category. Feral vampires (Wild Blood), shapeshifters, and supernatural creatures who reject society, living in ruins, sewers, and forests. Some are tragic, some are predators. Hunted by MI:0, eliminated by the Blood Court, occasionally aided by the New Coven. They are the reason humans still fear the dark.

   Human Purist Movements. Radical human cells that have discovered the supernatural and seek to eradicate it, using technology and stolen magical artifacts. Considered dangerous by every major faction for the risk of breaching the Veil.

10. #10The Earth Global

    Keys: The Earth, # Earth — A Distant World Earth is a distant world where magic is dormant and fragmented — not dead. The vast majority of humans live in complete ignorance of the supernatural, rationalizing anomalies as vivid dreams, or mental illness. A few feel the thinning — a chill, a déjà vu, a radio whisper — but forget it by morning. Yet beneath the surface the hidden world is fracturing: ordinary people remain unaware while the supernatural quietly chooses sides. **The Veil:** a natural barrier passively shielding mundane populations from magical and cosmic truths. Magic never died on Earth — it went underground, and something is waking it back up. # Earth's Cosmological Knowledge The supernatural factions of Earth possess a narrow and fractured understanding of the wider cosmos — narrow enough that most never question it, fractured enough that what little they hold contradicts itself between factions. The one truth every major group accepts is simply this: other worlds exist. - **Gwen Cysg** — the ageless dream-eater known as the Lady of the Lake, — was pulled to Earth from elsewhere in Merlin's age; - The vampires of the Blood Court arrived from another world in time immemorial. Two undeniable facts, and everything else is extrapolation built on them. Beyond that, Earth's knowledge ends. No faction holds a map of what lies outside their own world. No archive records contact with true cosmic entities — and no fragment of credible information about such contact has ever surfaced in any faction's possession. High-ranking members of the major groups sometimes suspect that deeper cosmological truths exist, the way a scholar suspects an unread library, but suspicion is not knowledge, and none of them can name what they suspect.

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    Earth — A Distant World

    Earth is a distant world where magic is dormant and fragmented — not dead. The vast majority of humans live in complete ignorance of the supernatural, rationalizing anomalies as vivid dreams, or mental illness. A few feel the thinning — a chill, a déjà vu, a radio whisper — but forget it by morning. Yet beneath the surface the hidden world is fracturing: ordinary people remain unaware while the supernatural quietly chooses sides.

    The Veil: a natural barrier passively shielding mundane populations from magical and cosmic truths. Magic never died on Earth — it went underground, and something is waking it back up.

    Earth's Cosmological Knowledge

    The supernatural factions of Earth possess a narrow and fractured understanding of the wider cosmos — narrow enough that most never question it, fractured enough that what little they hold contradicts itself between factions. The one truth every major group accepts is simply this: other worlds exist.

    • Gwen Cysg — the ageless dream-eater known as the Lady of the Lake, — was pulled to Earth from elsewhere in Merlin's age;
    • The vampires of the Blood Court arrived from another world in time immemorial. Two undeniable facts, and everything else is extrapolation built on them. Beyond that, Earth's knowledge ends. No faction holds a map of what lies outside their own world. No archive records contact with true cosmic entities — and no fragment of credible information about such contact has ever surfaced in any faction's possession. High-ranking members of the major groups sometimes suspect that deeper cosmological truths exist, the way a scholar suspects an unread library, but suspicion is not knowledge, and none of them can name what they suspect.
11. #11Angels & Demons

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    Angels & Demons

    They carry nothing divine or higher about them — ordinary magical creatures, ethereals who feed on the emanations of human emotion. They themselves no longer remember whether they came to Earth from elsewhere or were born of it, and the true name of their kind has long been forgotten and functionally meaningless. Not being creations of true divinity, they collectively forged pseudo-Domains purely for their own convenience, though they do wander into the material world from time to time; they have no relation to the immortal sparks — what mortals call the soul. Neither side is, by nature, good or evil. From birth, both types can be either of a specific sex or hermaphroditic, and both types are aesthetically beautiful while they are not under illusion.

    The Great War is a myth. Angels and demons have never truly waged war, and there is no Heaven or Hell either. Everything mortals know of their "eternal conflict" is purely human-oriented propaganda both sides find convenient, run and maintain: a clean, simple enmity gives humans easy answers, and easy answers breed strong, pure emotions — which both sides find equally delicious.

    • Angels, in their true form, are tall entities with eight eye-studded pseudo-wings. These wings are, in fact, their primary feeding manipulators — it is through them that they draw in positive emotional emanations.

    • Demons, in their true form, are slightly shorter than angels and possess only a single pair of ethereal wings that look like flowing starless sky. They feeds upon negative emotional emanations.

    More narrowly specialized subspecies exist, each preferring a particular emotion. The stronger the emotion, the richer the harvest, but neither of them are truly into harming people preferring secret co-habitation — the Ethereals are reasonable.

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