Olympian
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You, who outlive friend and foe alike, shall stay trapped in a prison in the clouds, a prison of marble and stardust. From there, you are doomed to look on as the world falls so far into ruin that you can no longer grieve for the folly of man. This is the hand the Fates have dealt you, and you must accept, for you are Olympian.
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