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'''''Read Aloud:''''' ''Three dark mineshafts yawn out from the redstone cliffs. A throng of workers buzz around these shafts, like ants on a hill. They scurry in with picks or shovels while others guide carts out laden with gems, iron ore, and mystical Avadrium. Foremen oversee the process and take inventory on sheaves of parchment or boss around their subordinates. The miners themselves, regardless of gender and lineage, tend to be a strong, brooding bunch. Grimy with rock dust and soot from lanterns, muscled from days swinging pickaxes and pushing carts, and sure-footed on the uneven, cliffy terrain, these workers trudge with a sense of resigned duty.'' | '''''Read Aloud:''''' ''Three dark mineshafts yawn out from the redstone cliffs. A throng of workers buzz around these shafts, like ants on a hill. They scurry in with picks or shovels while others guide carts out laden with gems, iron ore, and mystical Avadrium. Foremen oversee the process and take inventory on sheaves of parchment or boss around their subordinates. The miners themselves, regardless of gender and lineage, tend to be a strong, brooding bunch. Grimy with rock dust and soot from lanterns, muscled from days swinging pickaxes and pushing carts, and sure-footed on the uneven, cliffy terrain, these workers trudge with a sense of resigned duty.'' | ||