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 ====== Chapel of the Last Day of Jujube the Coward ======
-Hidden in the heart of the New Houses district, in the Terrace of the Hand That Crafts, lies a ruin that stands out in this rapidly expanding landscape: the Chapel of the Last Day of Jujube the Coward. Located at the ladder of the Arts, this former religious chapel is a relic of Laelith's past, a reminder of the time when superstition more than faith dictated the daily lives of the inhabitants.
+Hidden in the heart of the New Houses district, in the Hand that Crafts, lies a ruin that stands out in this rapidly expanding landscape: the Chapel of the Last Day of Jujube the Coward. Located on ladder of the Arts, this former religious chapel is a relic of Laelith's past, a reminder of the time when superstition more than faith dictated the daily lives of its inhabitants.
 The Chapel of the Last Day of Jujube the Coward is a dilapidated structure, whose stone walls are eaten away by time and vegetation. The colorful stained glass windows that once adorned its windows are now nothing more than scattered fragments, reflecting the sun's rays in a melancholic dance of light. The altar, once the center of the neighborhood's spiritual life, is now just a pile of debris.
-Despite its state of decay, the chapel retains an aura of mystery and sacredness. The inhabitants of the district tell that the ghost of Jujube the Coward, a former priest known for his cowardice, still haunts the place, seeking salvation in the afterlife. The Chapel of the Last Day of Jujube the Coward has thus become a local curiosity, a place of pilgrimage for the curious and thrill-seekers. Thousand tales tell the story of this last day – every one ends badly, of course.
+Despite its state of decay, the chapel retains an aura of mystery and sacredness. The inhabitants of the district tell that the ghost of Jujube the Coward, a former priest known for his cowardice, still haunts the place, seeking salvation in the afterlife. The Chapel of the Last Day of Jujube the Coward has thus become a local curiosity, a place of pilgrimage for the curious and thrill-seekers. Thousand tales tell the story of this last day – every one ending badly, of course.
 Even in ruins, the chapel is a testament to the history of Laelith, an indelible trace of the past in the constantly evolving present of the city.
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