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* [[Call to Adventure]]: This is a man who journeys into Shuna's impoverished village, with the promise of golden grain to feed everyone in the village far in the west. Thus, [[Title Drop|Shuna's Journey]] begins. |
* [[Call to Adventure]]: This is a man who journeys into Shuna's impoverished village, with the promise of golden grain to feed everyone in the village far in the west. Thus, [[Title Drop|Shuna's Journey]] begins. |
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* [[Character Title]]: In ''Shuna's Journey'', Shuna goes on a journey. |
* [[Character Title]]: In ''Shuna's Journey'', Shuna goes on a journey. |
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* [[Crapsack World]]: Every human character you meet is either |
* [[Crapsack World]]: Every human character you meet is either impoverished or a slave. The gods who live where the Moon sets cultivate vast fields of grain, but demand human sacrifices for them. |
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* [[Eldritch Abomination]]: The place where the {{spoiler|Moon deposits the human bodies. It immediately gave Shuna an uneasy feeling when he set foot inside, and he ran out.}} |
* [[Eldritch Abomination]]: The place where the {{spoiler|Moon deposits the human bodies. It immediately gave Shuna an uneasy feeling when he set foot inside, and he ran out.}} |
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* [[Eldritch Location]]: The place where the moon sets would be this, with its [[Narnia Time]], strange inhabitants, and how it {{spoiler|takes human sacrifices dropped from a moon}}. In addition, it's inhibited by many strange and exotic species, some of them Shuna believed were extinct. |
* [[Eldritch Location]]: The place where the moon sets would be this, with its [[Narnia Time]], strange inhabitants, and how it {{spoiler|takes human sacrifices dropped from a moon}}. In addition, it's inhibited by many strange and exotic species, some of them Shuna believed were extinct. |
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