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22 lines
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1 1 101 AniZhuanchangEnd Assets/Product/Texture/Image/BgStory/Bgstory348.jpg
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2 2 401 1 208
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3 3 201 1 500486
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4 4 301 DialogEnable 1 Haicma Quickly flip through it to see the result? Understood. 1
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5 5 301 Haicma is holding a flipbook in her hands. Flipping through it will reveal an animated sequence formed by connecting the images on the subsequent pages.
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6 6 301 This small book tells the story of how the weaver girl and the cowherd from the myths met on the magpie bridge on Double Seventh Festival.
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7 7 204 1 10
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8 8 301 Haicma I have browsed data surrounding the stories of Alpha Lyrae and Alpha Aquila in the past, but I can't say I completely understand it. 1
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9 9 302 What don't you understand? 10
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10 10 204 1
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11 11 301 DialogDisable Haicma In theory, there is no way for Lyrae and Aquila to meet periodically. Why would the myths speak of something impossible? 1
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12 12 302 Perhaps it was to give people something to look forward to? 13
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13 13 302 Perhaps it was to muster the strength to beat the impossible. 14
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14 14 302 The meaning of a myth depends on how you interpret it. 15
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15 15 301 DialogEnable Haicma ...Me? 1
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16 16 301 Haicma's fingers stop the flipbook on the page when the weaver girl and the cowherd step on the bridge. She only closes it after staring at it for a while.
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17 17 204 1 1
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18 18 301 Haicma I shall take time to ponder it—no. In fact, I'm going to make some notes now. Would you mind going over them after I'm done? 1
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19 19 302 1 AniZhuanchangBegin My pleasure.
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