Maebh
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Her name was Maebh, in her small town, moon wood mill, she had always been alone, it was by choice though, she was often found with her nose stuck in a book that showed ancient relics and how they had been lost to time, almost like humans would be one day, forever lost and given up on by the planet they colonised. Moon wood mill was very odd indeed, at night you would hear screams especially on the full moon, and everyone grew garlic and avoided wolfsbane. You would think that maybe people had allergies, but most did not. Maebh knew something was odd but kept to studying relics, as to not disturb her towns peace and God forbid be sent to forgotten hollow to have vampires (who she did not believe in) feast on her.
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