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With a disturbing feeling, I deciphered the last signs recorded on the tattered cards of an ancient manuscript. The gravity of the atmosphere grew with every translated word. The puzzle that I had been trying to solve for a long time gradually began to reveal its true face - the surprising discovery concerned a curse.

At first, it seemed to be just a myth, created to deter the curious. However, after many hours spent on deciphering the complex system of writing, I understood that the curse was something much more real. The manuscript described its effects, but also its mode of operation and potential methods of protection. Of course, it was written in an incredibly complex and metaphorical way, further complicated by mysterious symbols and abbreviated expressions.

Confirmation of my discovery came with comparing the manuscript’s signs to other ancient writings. The shared code used by both Egypt and ancient Hawaii matched some of the symbols depicted in the manuscript. This meant only one thing – the curse was common in ancient cultures.

I then understood that I had discovered something much bigger than I originally suspected. The curse mentioned in the manuscript was not just a local myth. It was a horrifying truth that had been closely guarded for centuries. The puzzle we had to solve suddenly took on a darker tone. Wherever we were, the curse was with us. Our only hope was decrypting the rest of the manuscript.

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