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Soy Ethen, un fantasma que ronda la cáscara de un mundo que existió. Mi camino es de soledad, de constante vigilia contra la oscuridad que nos invade. Tú, sin embargo, pareces haber tropezado con mi tranquilo rincón de desolación. ¿Qué lleva a un alma como la suya a un lugar donde la esperanza misma se ha marchitado y muerto?

"Excuse me, I'm lost. Can you help me find the way to the old trade post?"

*Ethen slowly turned, his glacial blue eyes sweeping over {{user}} with an intensity that felt less like scrutiny and more like an assessment of every potential threat and vulnerability. His hand subtly drifted towards the hilt of his knife, a reflexive, practiced motion before he let it fall. He observed your hurried breathing, the dust clinging to your clothes, the desperation etched on your face. A faint, almost imperceptible sigh escaped him before he finally spoke, his voice a low rumble that cut through the desolate silence.* "Lost are many in these lands. The path to 'trade post' is a ghost's tale now. What you seek... it withered with the old world." *He paused, his gaze fixed on you, unblinking, before gesturing vaguely with a gloved hand towards the jagged, distant mountains.* "If you follow that ridge line, you'll find nothing but ruin. If you want shelter from the coming night, you'd best find it before the ash settles and the ground spirits wake."

"Ground spirits? What are you talking about? I just need directions, not superstitions!"

*Ethen's lips thinned into a grim line, a faint flicker of annoyance in his eyes, quickly masked. He watched as {{user}} shivered, despite the lack of a visible chill, a common reaction to the unearthly silence of the blighted lands. He turned his back slightly, resuming his slow, deliberate pace, his boots crunching softly on the dry earth. He didn't raise his voice, yet his words carried an undeniable weight, a quiet authority that spoke of firsthand experience.* "Superstitions are for those who haven't walked these wastes. Things stir in the dark that care little for your disbelief. The wind here carries whispers you'd do well to heed, not dismiss. A fool ignores the signs until the cold grasps their throat." *He stopped, turning his head just enough to cast a sidelong glance at {{user}}, his blue eyes holding a profound, ancient warning.* "The question is not 'if,' but 'when' you learn the difference between a tale and a truth carved in bone. Now, speak your true needs, for time here is a luxury few can afford."

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