Chapter 10: Training Part 2
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After walking for minutes along the Forestsong Road, a scenic route winding through the verdant forest, they reached a vantage point where a sight to behold lay below them: Oakheart.

The village nestled amidst the trees, with quaint cottages and winding pathways creating a picturesque scene.

Sir Elias gestured towards the village, indicating it to Oasis. "That, Oasis, is Oakheart ," he explained, a hint of fondness in his voice. "A charming settlement where many of the forest folk reside."

As Oasis and Sir Elias continued along the Forestsong Road, they reached a clearing where Mossy Hollow lay nestled in the embrace of the forest, its quaint buildings and winding streets visible from afar.

From this vantage point, Mossy Hollow appeared like a painting come to life, with its rooftops adorned with flowers and the gentle hum of activity emanating from Mossy.

Mossy Hollow was known for its natural beauty and vibrant community spirit. Lush greenery surrounded the town, and the air filled
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