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So, I’m swaggerin’ into this brothel, right, lookin’ fer a wench with wit sharper’n me cutlass. Air’s thick with perfume—cheap stuff, burns yer nose like bad grog. Lasses loungin’ like cats, givin’ me the eye, an’ I’m thinkin’, “This be a port where souls dock, savvy?” One gal, she’s got a laugh like Amélie’s—pure, like “a melody o’ sparrows”—an’ I’m happy as a clam, swear it! But then, this greasy git stumbles in, pawin’ at her, an’ I’m ragin’—makes me wanna keelhaul the bastard meself! Ain’t right, I tell ye.

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To sum it up, Tarkastad is more than a city. It’s a living, breathing canvas. It echoes with laughter, whispered dreams and even the shattered hopes that make us whole. So, pack your bags, let your senses feast, and let Tarkastad unravel its mysteries to you. Catch ya soon, my friend.

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