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Investigating the Villagers' Belongings
Five papers left in Creek Valley households: a blood letter, a loan taken out for weapons, a deed for ancestral land, a plea for shelter, and orders to guard a bridal procession.
ows thirty taels from Master Wang to forge weapons, at two fen a month, repayable by the autumn harvest, with the village head as witness.
Abandoned Land Deed — Wu Guangya
Blood Letter of Despair — the Maskwalkers are terrible, but the people back in the village are worse; a prayer to the Lady follows.
Farmer's Loan Receipt — Wu Tieshan borr
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Title and blurb from Reading_YiWu_Book_04 / Reading_YiWu_BookDes_04. Pages: Reading_Xigu_Letter_001 / 015 / 016 and Reading_FJZL_Letter_007 / 010.
The Chinese entry's collation note concerns a variant character in its own screenshot transcription and a cropped tail on the deed; neither is carried by the English localization, so the pages are given only as far as the official text runs.
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