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Story
The Beast. Chronicle of the Primordial Shadow
At the dawn of time, when the gods still debated the fate of the stars, a nameless creature was born, forged in the crucible of chaos. It was neither beast nor god, neither shadow nor light. It was The Beast, the echo of all that should not be.
The ancients called it Zarh'Nok, the Silent Hunger. It emerged from the collapse of a forgotten constellation, when the song of the worlds became a cry. Its body was an amalgam of broken myths: scales of an Iberian dragon, horns of a Celtic bull, wings of an Amazonian condor, and eyes that reflected the dreams of the dead.
For millennia, The Beast wandered between planes, devouring memories, erasing legends. Wherever it walked, bards fell silent, poets forgot their verses, and the gods trembled. But it wasn't evil that moved her, but a deep desire: to find her origin, her purpose, her true name.
One day, at the edge of the world, beneath the Temple of Submerged Voices, The Beast found a blind girl singing in ancient Basque. Her voice wove stories the creature couldn't devour. Intrigued, The Beast approached, and the girl said to her: "You are not the end. You are the beginning that no one wanted to remember."
The girl gave her a new name: Aintza, which in the ancient language means "she who was denied." And with that name, The Beast was transformed. She was no longer just hunger, but history. No longer a shadow, but myth.

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