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The village of Carindal, located on the right bank of the Camelva river, is famous in the region for its piracy activities.At the head of these pirates is Malfred, a charismatic and feared leader, who has turned attacks on merchant ships into an art of survival and enrichment.Beside him is Huma, his lover, known for her courage and intelligence.Malfred is seriously wounded by Lodin, the captain of the ship Lilgilda.Together with Huma, he retreats to Emula bay, where the pirates had a cave.Huma thought he would die, but a healer comes from the village of Carindal and for two months, Malfred is fighting between life and death.You have to go to Morago Island, one of the twenty seven islands that belong to the land of Mibana.It is a pear-shaped island.The trip will take three days.Once there, you only have one week to find the plants and you come back. The Lilgilda is a large sailing ship used by the People of the Nale Land to transport the products of the Nale Land down the Camelva River to distant lands.This ship is not only a means of transportation, but also a symbol of the ingenuity and naval craftsmanship of the Naledi people.Lodin, the leader of the Lilgilda, along with his wife Amala, their son Eldrin, and Eldrin's fiancée, Coline, discuss with the crew to prepare the ship's departure for the Borings Land.The cargo includes valuable products from the land of Nale, and the dangers of pirates are part of the risks of this journey.In the land of Nale, on the banks of the Aled River, and north of the Mida Forest, lived a mysterious and charming community known as the Naledi People.In the heart of the land of Nale lived the Naledi People, a unique community with special characteristics and traditions.The leader of the land of Nale was called Amala Whitfoot, a beautiful but very intelligent woman. Amala's house, located in the heart of the Naledi Land, was a representation of the cultural and natural wealth of this region.

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