Mortal Feet had not Traversed the Corridor for Centuries

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	1.	Verse of the Forgotten Sage 00:32		buy track
	2.	Mortal Feet had not Traversed the Corridor for Centuries 01:14		buy track

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"Now the mists grew lighter and he saw that he was in a great dark corridor that seemed to be cut in solid black stone. It was unlighted, but by some magic he could see plainly. The floor, ceiling and walls were highly polished and gleamed dull, and they were carved with the figures of ancient heroes and half-forgotten gods. He shuddered to see the vast shadowy outlines of the Nameless Old Ones, and he knew somehow that mortal feet had not traversed the corridor for centuries."
from "Phoenix on the Sword" by Robert E. Howard

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released February 18, 2020

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Within the misty Halls of Eternal Time, under Mount Golamira lies the phoenix guarded grave of Epimetrus the Sage. These are the echoes from his tomb.

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