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  "name": "The Telkec-tegaar - A Tributary Glacier",
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      "rawTitle": "\u001b[0;36mThe Telkec-tegaar - A Tributary Glacier\u001b[0m\n",
      "rawDescription": "  The glacier gets thinner the further up you climb it, and so does the\n\nair.  Here you find a few corpses, scattered and broken where they fell,\n\nsome are entirely whole and undamaged, perfectly preserved by nature's\n\ncasket.  There is nothing to pick clean the meat from the bones, and only\n\nthe sun and blistering winds have any effect, turning corpse skin to a pitch\n\nblack color.  Two peaks high above you dominate the immediate vicinity, each\n\nlooking an impossible climb and offering even less of a reward for doing so.\n\nNaked rock juts out from where the glacier kisses the mountain in a\n\ncenturies long battle that the mountains are doomed to lose.  \n\n\r\n",
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        "     (\u001b[0;36mGlowing\u001b[0m) A bright ball of light shimmers in the air.\n"
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      "rawDescription": "  A smaller, yet still immense, river of rock and ice settles between the\n\nborders of two neighboring mountains, feeding the larger main glacier of The\n\nTelkec-tegaar.  You see what might be the remains of an old rope and ladder\n\nsystem from a bygone time when some poor fool (or fools) may have attempted\n\nto map and explore the area.  Large breaks in the ice spell certain doom for\n\nany who are unable to make the leaps across them.  The deathly cries from\n\nyet unseen horrors echo from time to time, like the sound of animated ice,\n\nhaunting the glacier.  \n\n\r\n",
      "exitsLine": " [Exits:\u001b[0;32m up southeast \u001b[0m ]\n",
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      "rawDescription": "  This appears to be one of the origins of the larger glacier below.  Like\n\nthe tributaries of a great river, this branch has humble origins.  At this\n\nheight nothing grows, nothing seems to exists, and the only evidence\n\notherwise has long since vanished.  Even the ice elementals seem to avoid\n\nthese heights.  A bleak emptiness blankets your senses and the overwhelming\n\nscope of the landscape serves only to prove how small and insignificant your\n\nlife is.  Here, you find no hope, no promise of the future, no evidence of\n\nthe past, only the cruel nothingness of the bitter present.  \n\n\r\n",
      "exitsLine": " [Exits:\u001b[0;32m east south \u001b[0m ]\n",
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