You have been chosen to become an NOUN in PLACE . But there is one problem: You have never heard a word from the PLURAL NOUN . Regardless, you pretend you do, and the next NUMBER TIME go relatively ADJECTIVE , although you do feel EMOTION for giving ADJECTIVE advice to those few ADJECTIVE NOUN. But when a ADJECTIVE NOUN in a hooded cloak arrives, seeking guidance from you specifically, you confess. You tell her not to heed your advice, for you cannot VERB with NOUN. You VERB them not to VERB anyone else. They smile, removing their hood. Something inside of you tells you that this is PERSONS NAME. You fall to your knees, and they shake their head, VERB you for your ADJECTIVE. They request you come with them. In shock, you agree and, with a simple touch of her hand, you are transported to the halls of PLACE, where you train with PERSONS NAME and learn that the names of each NOUN are titles passed down through many PLURAL NOUN.
