Prosperity's Mystery

Prosperity's Mystery is the fifth and final story episode of the Gates of Maguuma chapter of Living World Season 2.

Objectives[edit]

Return to the town of Prosperity to continue your search for answers.

Talk to the residents of the nearby town.
Talk to the townspeople of Prosperity.

Investigate the mysterious room.

Talk to Braham, Taimi, and Rox.
Examine the door.
Break down the door.
Wait for your friends to regroup.
Talk to Kasmeer.
Talk to Marjory.
Talk to Taimi.
Talk to Rox.
Talk to Taimi again.

Learn more about Scarlet's research.

Find and talk to Toska the miner.

Rewards[edit]

Walkthrough[edit]

Return to Prosperity and visit the bar in the back of the central buildings. Talk to the barkeeper Martinus to be told about a female sylvari that used to stay in the town. Then talk to Gigor, Dabnia and Anhinga to find out more about that sylvari.

After entering the instance, talk to Braham, Taimi and Rox to decide on a plan. Investigate and destroy the door. Afterwards, follow the dialogue instructions by talking to the person discovering something, looking at that item and talking to the person again. Finally, talk to Taimi again and leave the instance.

Enter the mine to find Miner Toska standing next to Alana. Talk to her to find more about the ley line hub and to complete the story.

Achievements[edit]

Gates of Maguuma	Gates of Maguuma	1 0
Investigate the airship crash.Journal: "Gates of Maguuma" Completed Reward: Scarlet's Box of Desert Knickknacks	Completed "Gates of Maguuma"	0

Complete the story step.

NPCs[edit]

Allies[edit]

Adventurers
- Braham Eirsson
- Frostbite
- Kasmeer Meade
- Marjory Delaqua
- Rox
- Scruffy
- Taimi
Villagers
- Anhinga
- Dabnia
- Gigor
- Miner Toska
- Martinus

Dialogue[edit]

Residents of Prosperity[edit]

Talking to Martinus

Gone, all gone. I'm ruined.

Sorry to bother you with this, but have you seen a strange sylvari around here?

Sure, but she was gone long before...all this happened. She was a creepy one, though. Rolled into town with a huge load of crates and bought a place to hole up in.

(Alternatively)^{[verification requested]}

What'll it be?

Sorry have you seen or spoken a strange sylvari around here?

Sure, but but not for a long while now. She was a creepy one, all right. Rolled into town with a huge load of crates and bought a place to hole up in.

She? I'm looking for a male.

In that case, haven't seen him. This other one though, she kept to herself and we let her be. You should have seen her, with those crazy red stalks growing out of her head...

Wait, really? Who'd know more about her?

Ask around, if anyone's left to ask. Maybe someone in town actually tried talking to her. When there was still a town here, I mean.

(Alternatively)^{[verification requested]}

Ask around. She was hard to miss, that one. Maybe someone in town actually tried talking to her.

Thanks for the information.

Talking to Gigor

Uhhh. Oh gods, look what it did to him. That could have been me! What are those things?

We're trying to figure that out. You know of a female sylvari who came here?

I remember her. She came 'round asking about rumors herself. Said she heard something about the mine and some magical underground river or something.

She was looking for it?

I told her that if we hit an underground river, we'd abandon the mine, on account of how they tend to flood everything without notice and miners drown. That didn't discourage her.

Did she find it? The underground river?

No idea. All I know is that she was looking for something. She had excavation equipment in her crates. Maybe she found it and it carried her away. I don't know.

Thanks.

You'd better get out of here while you still can.

(Alternatively)^{[verification requested]}

I'm on break. Being way down deep in that mine's giving me an itchy skull, know what I mean?

I won't take much of you time.

If you do, I'll have to charge ya. What's on your mind?

Rumors of a strange sylvari buying a room here.

I remember her. She came 'round asking about rumors herself. Said she heard something about the mine and some magical underground river or something. (continues same as above)

Uh...Sure.

Talking to Dabnia

You've got that look in your eye. What do you need?

Information on a sylvari who lived here.

I wouldn't say she lived here, just came and went. Moved equipment through here. She'd go into her room and wouldn't come out for days, sometimes weeks.

Do you know who she was?

Some engineer with obsession all over her. Far as I know, she never said more than three words to anyone, and only then if she needed food or supplies.

What was she doing here?

No idea. There are others around who know more about her than I do. I kept my distance from her while she was around.

Thanks.

Nothing. Never mind.

Talking to Anhinga

That came out of nowhere. I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm assessing the situation. What do you need?

(Alternatively)^{[verification requested]}

I got nothing to sell, and I ain't buying.

I just want directions, actually, to that mysterious sylvari's room.

Ha! You thinking of breaking in and looting her place? Not recommended. That one took personal security to a whole new level.

Do you know who she was?

She wasn't the friendly type, despite those perky red pigtail-flowers on her head. None of us figured she had anything worth the risk.

We want to take a look. Where is it?

It's right over there. Remember, I warned you.

Thanks.

Just checking on you.

(Alternatively)^{[verification requested]}

Right. Me neither.

Prosperity's Mysterious Room (instance)[edit]

Talking to Braham

What are we waiting for? We're all sure it's Scarlet who was in here. Did you hear that charr by the well?

I heard. But we have to be careful. It could be trapped.

You stand back. I'll break it down.

No, Braham. Not so fast.

What does Rox say?

(If haven't spoken to Rox yet)

I'll ask her.

(When already spoken to Rox before)

She thinks, and I agree, that we need to get in there—safely.

Talking to Taimi

Seriously. We don't have a key. I say we bust it down. I'll have Scruffy do it if you don't. It's got to be one of her lairs!

(If haven't spoken to Braham or Rox)

Not so quick. Let me talk to Rox and Braham first.

(sigh) Caution killed the cat!

Wrong. Stay in your golem. The door may be trapped.

(If already spoken to both Braham and Rox)

So, we're all in agreement. Stay in your golem. The door may be trapped.

Talking to Rox

I know what you're thinking, 'cause I'm thinking it too.

This scary sylvari was Scarlet.

Exactly. But are we sure?

Who else could it be? It all adds up.

So what do you want to do about it? That door's gotta be trapped.

We proceed with caution.

When examining the door: The crackle of magic creates a steady hum around this door. It's locked, and the threat is clear.; Decide how best to approach it.

Braham Eirsson: Stay by me, Taimi.

After destroying the door: Frostbite: (chirp); Rox: All clear!; Taimi: Can you tell? Is it really Scarlet's room? What—oh!; Taimi: Scruffy, come.; Taimi: Stand guard.; Taimi: C'mon Braham! Get in here!; Braham Eirsson: Looks like the villagers were right. Scarlet was here.; Taimi: The dust in here is thick. And these plants are all but dead. She definitely hasn't been here in a long time.; Taimi: Look, look, look! This is a historical find!; Marjory Delaqua: Careful, now. You'll pop a gasket.; Taimi: She hasn't been here in a very long time. This—oh, and that! Great glarrgh!; Marjory Delaqua: Language.; Taimi: Sorry. I didn't know you spoke ettin.; Kasmeer Meade: What is this place?; Braham Eirsson: What do you say we break open some of these crates. One good whack with my mace and—; Taimi: No, no! No, be careful. You could destroy something extremely valuable.; Rox: We should probably report this find to somebody. Ellen Kiel, perhaps?; Taimi: No, no! Are you crazy? You can't tell anybody. They'd come and take it all away. I need time.; Braham Eirsson: What do you need time for? You don't need to be digging in this old junk.; Taimi: It is not junk.; Marjory Delaqua: Scarlet's dead. Let's let sleeping dragons lie.; Kasmeer Meade: I found something interesting over here. Come and see.; Rox: At least now we know where she go the inspiration for that weird hairdo.; Rox: (sneeze)

Talking to Taimi: Look at all this great memorabilia. Scarlet, Scarlet, Scarlet. Whatever were you up to in here?; Be careful, Taimi. You don't know what you'll find.

Talking to Braham: Looks like the villagers were right. Scarlet was here.

Talking to Marjory: This feels like we've taken a step back in time.

Talking to Rox: My fur is crawling. Let's get out of here.

Talking to Kasmeer: Look at this book and then tell me what you think.; Okay.

Interacting with the book

"The Nature of Dragons" by Ogden Stonehealer.

Read more.

Or, should I say the "Dragons of Nature"? Yes. Dragons have long been thought to be as much a part of Tyria as the sun, moon, land, and seas.

Read more.

No one, not even the dwarves, know how long they've been here. The jotun and the norn both have lingering stories passed down through the generations about the last rise of the dragons.

Read more.

Most scholars give these tales little credit, unfortunately, as so much time has passed. It was over ten thousand years ago that the dragons last returned to their slumber.

Read more.

The very existence of these tales, however, indicates that the dragons have awakened at least twice in history. (The word "mordremoth?" is heavily scratched into the margins.)

Read more.

Ancient documents, found now in the Durmand Priory's collection, reveal accounts passed down by other races such as the powerful Seers and even the human gods themselves.

Leave.

Not now.

Talking to Kasmeer

Isn't this fascinating? We hear dragon stories all our lives, but they're usually fairy tales or stories intended to keep young children from misbehaving. I never thought of them as part of nature.

They are ancient Elder Dragons, after all.

If this is any indication, Scarlet's research into the dragons started early. I wonder what it was that attracted her to studying them?

Their power, perhaps. It seems to be a theme with her.

Yes, you're probably right. But she wanted knowledge too. Answers to life's biggest questions. She seems to have recognized early on that the dragons were part of something...more.

Something universal. Yes.

Fascinating.

Kasmeer Meade: She must have been young when she was here. It looks like she was still a student.

Taimi: I will have a more distinct conclusion later.

Taimi: But my preliminary assessment is that, yes, we're seeing remnants of her early years.

Marjory Delaqua: Look at this. How long ago would you say Scarlet was here? It looks like she was already studying ley lines.

Taimi: Not surprising. She was well ahead of her peers. We asura have been studying them for decades.

Rox: But you didn't know much about them.

Taimi: They are...elusive.

Marjory Delaqua: Is this what I think it is? It looks like ley lines. What do you think?

Talking to Kasmeer: More vines? We need a gardener.

Talking to Marjory: Look at this drawing, and tell me what you think of it.; Okay.

Interacting with the drawing: This hand-drawn image is more symbolic than literal. It shows the world as a machine with various moving parts. The Pale Tree sits at its heart.; Leave.

Talking to Marjory

Though crude, it's strangely beautiful, don't you agree? Do you think Scarlet made it?

Maybe. It looks like it represents Tyria.

Tyria, if you're a sylvari. The Pale Tree is at the center. Didn't I hear that Scarlet strangled the Pale Tree in some vision she had?

(If sylvari)

All sylvari have the Pale Tree at the center of their lives.

Do you think it means anything? How powerful is the Pale Tree?

More powerful that we will ever know, I suspect. She is our mother.

She definitely had a love/hate relationship with the Pale Tree.

I don't care if she did.

Rox: (sneeze)

Braham Eirsson: Do you think she was evil back then?

Taimi: She was misunderstood.

Rox: (snort) She had to have always been evil. You don't suddenly turn evil overnight.

Taimi: What about the Branded? They did. They got corrupted.

Rox: Hmph. Good point.

Taimi: Hey! Watch it with that tail.

Taimi: Ooh ooh ooh! It's a steam minotaur! Eee!

Rox: Ow! Do you mind?

Kasmeer Meade: Inside voice, please, Taimi.

Braham Eirsson: Taimi, you sound like a harpy.

Taimi: Yeah, but did you see?

Braham Eirsson: I see.

Taimi: You're not even looking.

Talking to Taimi: Do you see it? Do you see? It's a steam minotaur!; I see.

Interacting with the steam minotaur: A partially disassembled steam minotaur.; Leave.

Talking to Taimi

This steam creature may have been her prototype. It has...flaws.

What do you mean...flaws?

Oh, I couldn't possibly explain it in terms you would understand. You'll just have to trust me on it.

If you say so.

(If engineer)

Look closely with your engineering eyes on. Do you see the way its gears are seated so awkwardly and the primitive configuration of its mechamagical structure?

Yes, I see what you mean. I haven't used that configuration since my first apprenticeship.

(If asura)

Well, I have to admit I am a bit disappointed. This steam creature is crude, at best. Look at the way its gears are seated, and the primitive configuration of its mechamagical structure.

Yes, I see. You must remember that this was her early work.

But I was making golems like this when I was still a toddler.

She is sylvari. We are asura. There are inherent differences, you know?

I suppose she gets some credit because she never was a toddler.

Very astute of you.

Rox: No one's ever going to be able to decipher Scarlet's chicken-scratchings.

Rox: What is all this asuran googly-mook, anyway? These symbols and things make me nervous.

Taimi: Those are alchemagical symbols. I'm not exactly sure what they mean either, but I'll figure it out—with time.

Talking to Rox: This looks like it was her diary. Take a look and tell me what you think?; Okay.

Interacting with the diary

Dear diary. Writing longhand is for the birds. I've discovered a device of asuran origin that will allow me to record my journal from this point forward.

Read on.

Do not think that I am ungrateful to you. But, I must continue to evolve at every moment. The future awaits us all, and I plan to be amazing when it comes.

Read on.

This will be my last entry as an ink-splattering student. Starting tomorrow, I am a researcher, an engineer, and a visionary. I confess to a mixture of fear and excitement.

Read on.

I believe I've found one of these mythical ley lines, and if I can study it, well...my understanding of Tyria's inner working will increase in leaps and bounds!

Read on.

Who knows what the future will hold?

Leave.

Talking to Rox

I've never been very magic minded, and both Omadd and Scarlet were crazy. To think that you could see the whole world in one moment. It's ridiculous.

Perhaps it's true. The mind is a powerful tool.

Yeah, and some people don't use theirs enough. Wishful thinking won't get you to the trough.

True.

You may be right.

Braham Eirsson: I think it's time to go. We've got more important things to do.

Taimi: You do, maybe, but I don't. This is the biggest day of my life! Look at all this Scarlet paraphernalia!

Rox: I agree with Braham.

Taimi: You would. Look, you guys can go, but I'm not leaving. I need to document all this. I can use this to write the thesis that will make me famous.

Braham Eirsson: Hm. I don't know.

Marjory Delaqua: She'll be okay. She's in a village. She's got her golem.

Braham Eirsson: I guess it'll be okay. We'll be back for you later, Squeak. If you run into any trouble, find a Zephyrite. They can be trusted.

Taimi: I will. Now stop worrying and let me get to work.

Rox: Let's get out of here, Braham. Between the dust and the weirdness, I'm done. (sneeze)

Braham Eirsson: You be careful, kid. We'll be back later.

Marjory Delaqua: I'm ready. Let's go.

Kasmeer Meade: Taimi, stay out of trouble. We'll be back soon.

Talking to Taimi

Hang on a second. There's mention here of a miner who found the ley line hub that Scarlet was looking for. I wonder if she's still here. Maybe you could go see? She's a norn named Toska.

What are you going to do?

I'm staying here. Do you realize the historical significance of this find? Not to mention the salvage rights. I'll be writing papers, treatises, and dissertations on this until I'm eighty!

I don't get the thrill.

Well, no. Of course, you wouldn't. Being...you. But, for an asura, this is the find of a lifetime. I was fated to be the one who discovered it.

You were fated?

Yes. I knew from the first moment I heard about her that Scarlet's fate and mine were intertwined. And now, I shall be her biographer. I only wish I'd had a chance to speak with her.

(If asura)

I'd stay and be a coauthor, but I have more pressing matters.

Perfectly acceptable. While I'm disappointed not to have a name such as yours tied to my research, I am confident that I can handle this on my own.

You may, of course, seek my guidance at any point.

I appreciate the offer. Although you haven't advanced your research since winning the Snaff prize, I'm sure you could have much to offer me.

(Additional option if sylvari)

All I ask is that you handle it with a gentle heart.

Whatever does that mean? My heart has nothing to do with it. I will apply my mind.

I mean be sympathetic. She was a person, like you.

No. She was a person like you. If she had been born asura, with a strong asuran mind, she may not have fallen into madness. But she was sylvari, and therefore...prone to listening to her heart.

(all options lead here)

So what do you think she was doing out here?

My developing belief is that she found a ley line hub somewhere in this area. All the evidence points to it. I'm quite sure she was performing research at it and on it. It's so exciting!

I hope we find it.

Better get started then. See you later.

Can do.

After talking with Taimi: Taimi: Scruffy, I need my supplies.; Taimi: Ooh ooh ooh ooh! Look!

(Repeating over time)

Taimi: Can it be? My goodness.

Taimi: So that's how it works.

Taimi: Hm.

Taimi: Oh, Scarlet. What happened to you?

Taimi: Interesting!

Taimi: Scruffy, log entry.

Taimi: Yes, yes. I understand.

Additional interactive objects[edit]

Interacting with Scarlet's holodiary: Ceara: Holomagic is amazing. I'll use it to record my life, my failures, and my successes. Scholars of the future will study them. Are you out there, scholars? (laugh); Taimi: I'm here, Scarlet. I'm here.; Ceara: My black-market dredge contacts continue to prove useful. For a little gold, they sell me their scrap iron so I can build my steam minotaurs.; Ceara: I've landed a lab assistant position with Omadd, an intelligent but overly gentle asura. I should be able to wrap him around my little finger.; Ceara: Today I am sixteen cycles old, and to celebrate, I've been testing my first steam portal with steam minotaurs. The last batch actually made it in one piece.; Ceara: I noted the tiniest hint of intelligence in a steam brain today as it studied one of the portals. Fascinating.; Ceara: One in three steam creatures is being destroyed by my portals. I must find a solution.; Ceara: I have not yet had the courage to travel through one of my portals myself. I need to strengthen the form resonator first.; Ceara: I may have created a new sentient being. My steam brains are mimicking my building techniques, designing their own version of the steam portal.; Ceara: It's thrilling. I've finally moved beyond steam to aether, and I made my first leap through a portal.; Ceara: Omadd agrees that I'm ready for the mind-opening device. Tomorrow is the day.; Note: Ceara's voice becomes distorted, as if someone else is speaking too; Scarlet Briar: I saw it all. I saw the Eternal Alchemy.; Scarlet Briar: (breathes) I killed Omadd, my mentor. I am no one's lab rat.; Scarlet Briar: The ley line hub is real. I found it, and I'm making preparations to study it. I've purchased a room in Prosperity with some of Omadd's gold.; Scarlet Briar: The steam brains have shown ingenuity. When threatened, they build steam minotaurs from whatever materials they can find.; Scarlet Briar: I've used a portal to send most of my steam creature prototypes into Lornar's Pass and Brisban Wildlands. I no longer need them.

Inspecting the folded scrap of paper near Ogden's book: This scrap of paper has handwriting on it. It says, "Note to self: explore the idea of a mobile waypoint. Can travel happen at my whim?"; Leave.

Inspecting the blueprints on the wall next to the door: This set of blueprints appears to have been redrawn several times. A coffin-like device has tentacles coming off it, in all directions.; Leave.

Inspecting the biggest book on the table below

This handwritten notebook bears the stamp of Omadd, Scarlet's last mentor.

Read on.

The device works on the principle that the mind is connected to magic, and therefore, if properly opened, one should be able to grasp the entire Eternal Alchemy as a bird views the landscape far below.

Read on.

My sylvari assistant will try it next. I am hopeful that she, with her innate connection to the sylvari Dream, will be a better subject than those who've gone before.

Read on.

I've grown rather fond of her and would hate to have her mind broken as well. I've tweaked and twiddled the settings as described below. I'm sure she'll be fine.

Leave.

Inspecting the paper to the right of Omadd's book

This sheet of paper says, "What could it be?" followed by a list of thoughts.

Read on.

1. An ancient pool of magic trapped beneath the surface of the world? Like those believed to infuse the waters at Bergen with healing properties?

Read on.

2. A tear in the veil between here and the Mists? Perhaps the abundance of magic there is leaking into our world?

Read on.

3. Ley lines? Could it be that they truly do exist? If so, this is where my life truly begins. Right here. Right now.

Leave.

Inspecting the open book below Omadd's book

"A Treatise on the Mental Puppeteering of Golems" by Snaff.

Read more.

Some scholars theorize that magic flows through all things, that we swim in magic as fish swim in water, or as we ourselves live in air. This magic is said to ebb and flow via currents called ley lines.

Read on.

Magic infuses everything in the world. The building blocks of reality are held together by magic. With the right connectors, manipulating magical elements with the mind becomes possible.

Read more.

The mind is a powerful and fragile quantity in the world equation and the Eternal Alchemy. It can move mountains, or it can be shattered like glass.

Read more.

My research has found a thread between magic and the mind. The two are linked. Where there is one, there must also be the other. The igniter is belief.

Leave.

Inspecting the scroll on a shelf between the books and the holodiary: An official certificate indicates that Ceara has received honorary student status with the College of Dynamics. This permits her to audit classes in a non-degree capacity.; Leave.

Learning about Scarlet's research[edit]

Talking to Miner Toska

You lost?

No, I'm looking for a miner named Toska. I have questions about the ley line hub.

You found her. That's what that strange sylvari female called the pocket of magical energy I tapped when I was digging out in the wastes beyond town. You don't want to go anywhere near that.

Maybe. But I'd still like to know the story.

I was mining copper and broke through into an inner chamber in the rock. Suddenly a bright light blinded us all. We didn't go any deeper—too dangerous—but changed the direction of our digging.

You told the sylvari woman about this?

Yes, and you should have seen her light up. It was as if I was Tixx and Toxx, delivering a special toy just for her.

Where was this pocket of magical energy?

Out west of town, but that tunnel caved in just after I told the sylvari what we'd found. I always suspected she'd collapsed it and dug her own way in. You should find her and ask about it.

Can't. She's dead.

No. I'm good.

My story[edit]

“

Townspeople in Prosperity revealed that a strange (and dangerous) sylvari kept a room there. No one has dared go in, even though the sylvari hasn't been seen for years. We suspect it was Scarlet.
I asked the people of Prosperity about Aerin but instead learned that Scarlet rented a room in town. It was full of her belongings. I've never seen Taimi so excited. She left behind a holographic journal that chronicled her transformation from a lab assistant named Ceara to the Scarlet that was universally loathed. Other artifacts were scattered about the room, including a strange drawing of the Pale Tree.
Scarlet was researching magical energy here and seemed to have found something significant near where the miners were digging. A local miner named Toska may know more about this.
Taimi found reference to a norn miner named Toska who was among those who first broke through to the ley line chamber. I located Toska nearby. She said the mine mysteriously caved in, but she thought that Scarlet may have found another way in.

— My story

Notes[edit]

Originally, Mordremoth's name was first uttered in the next story chapter. They added his name to the "The Nature of Dragons by Ogden Stonehealer" book at an unknown point.

Lore discrepancy:

Scarlet Briar claims to have sent steam creatures into Brisban Wildlands, however the only steam creatures present there are during Split Second, brought there by the Infinity Ball.
Although Scarlet's journal states that she will stop writing and instead use holograms, Scarlet Briar's Journal is dated a year after she became sixteen (a date given by her holographic recordings). Similarly, The Dead End: A Study in Scarlet (and its later version, Connecting the Pieces) has a hologram recording from before she discovered them according to Scarlet's journal.

Trivia[edit]

The drawing in Scarlet's room is a depiction of The All.

Living World Season 2 storyline

Gates of Maguuma	Disturbance in Brisban Wildlands → Fallen Hopes → Tracking the Master of Peace → Cornered → Prosperity's Mystery
Entanglement	Scarlet's Secret Room → Discovering Scarlet's Breakthrough → The Concordia Incident → Trouble at Fort Salma → The Machine
The Dragon's Reach: Part 1	Rallying Call → Uprooting the Iron Marches → The Waypoint Conundrum → Summit Invitations → Plan of Attack
The Dragon's Reach: Part 2	Party Politics → Recalibrating the Waypoints → Taimi and the Asura → The World Summit
Echoes of the Past	The Ghosts of Fort Salma → Reunion with the Pact → Caithe's Reconnaissance Squad → Hidden Arcana
Tangled Paths	Return to Camp Resolve → Tracking the Aspect Masters → Into the Labyrinth
Seeds of Truth	The Newly Awakened → Meeting the Asura → No Refuge
Point of No Return	Arcana Obscura → Pact Assaulted → The Mystery Cave
Mordremoth's Minions Invade Tyria	The Mordrem have invaded Brisban Wildlands (unavailable) → The Mordrem have invaded Diessa Plateau (unavailable) → The Mordrem have invaded Kessex Hills (unavailable)
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Prosperity's Mystery

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Residents of Prosperity[edit]

Prosperity's Mysterious Room (instance)[edit]

Additional interactive objects[edit]

Learning about Scarlet's research[edit]

My story[edit]

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