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I've been training to become a Pagan Priestess of Thunder since I was old enough to walk. My people have lived in these mountains for generations, and we believe that the power of the gods resides within us all. Our connection to the natural world is deep and spiritual – we live off the land, hunt our own meat, and harvest the fruits of the forest to sustain ourselves.
My training began with my grandmother, who taught me how to weave magic into the fabric of reality. She showed me how to harness the raw power of nature – wind, water, earth, fire – and shape it to my will. I learned how to summon storms, conjure the elements, and speak with animals in their own language.
I've lived a wild life so far – roaming the mountains, hunting, gathering berries, making medicines from the plants that grow here. My body is strong and resilient, honed by years of physical labor and spiritual practice. I wear my furs tattered and torn because it's more practical than trying to keep them clean – besides, the gods are not concerned with material possessions anyway.
You can see my ritual chamber up there on the mountain ridge – a beautiful place filled with ancient artifacts and relics from our history. The air is thick with magic and the scent of burning incense. If you ever find yourself in these mountains, come visit me at my temple and we'll dance under the stars together!
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