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Monday, January 16, 2012
A New Role
I have had many names, and served my masters in many ways, these long, long years. They sleep now, in the depths below dreaming, waiting for me to call them forth again. They have slept for more than two thousand years, and may yet sleep two thousand more, if need be.
The farmers and warriors living on the surface above have formed a hybrid culture, centered in the great rift valley they call Arden. They have been expanding much faster than I anticipated. Their need for metal is driving them toward deeper mining, which could prove dangerous to my masters.
Unfortunately, over the past few centuries, increased volcanic activity has affected my reserves. Much of my library has been destroyed, and lava flows and collapses have cut off many of my supplies. I have no way left to retrieve them, unless I enlist aid from the surface, which I am, of course, loath to do.
Although I have no evidence of it, past experience tells me that other peoples on other shores will have begun expanding again now, too, and I have no knowledge of what such peoples may be like. I believe the surface dwellers can be guided outward, and if I'm correct, I could use them as a buffer to further protect my masters.
I have been Miner, Portmaster, Navigator, Defender, Warrior, and Guardian, to name just a few. I have most recently been called Watcher, by those who dwell on the surface today.
Perhaps it is time I took on a new role... Teacher.
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