Minor correction.

Was written 13 years ago. While 'the many' could be acceptable as well, there is no precedent for its use elsewhere in this dialogue. Plus the prior sentence just says 'some'.

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data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/scenarios/10_Speaking_with_the_Fishes.cfg

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             speaker=Melusand
-            message= _ "This will go much faster if you don’t interrupt me. Now, as I was saying, the Empire of Wesnoth was very learned in the magical arts and had vast repositories of knowledge. Back then there was only one sun in the sky, the sun you call Sela. But the king decreed that he would raise a second sun into the heavens, to lengthen their days and shorten the darkness. All the mages, sorcerers and wise men came together and cast a mountain into the sky and made it glow as bright as the sun. They sent this second sun, the one you call Naia, hurtling through the sky so that only a few hours of darkness remained each night. Though some had called the attempt foolish, it was a resounding success and stood as a tribute to the power and might of the humans. The golden age glowed brighter than ever and the many believed that they had dispelled evil and darkness forever."
+            message= _ "This will go much faster if you don’t interrupt me. Now, as I was saying, the Empire of Wesnoth was very learned in the magical arts and had vast repositories of knowledge. Back then there was only one sun in the sky, the sun you call Sela. But the king decreed that he would raise a second sun into the heavens, to lengthen their days and shorten the darkness. All the mages, sorcerers and wise men came together and cast a mountain into the sky and made it glow as bright as the sun. They sent this second sun, the one you call Naia, hurtling through the sky so that only a few hours of darkness remained each night. Though some had called the attempt foolish, it was a resounding success and stood as a tribute to the power and might of the humans. The golden age glowed brighter than ever and many believed that they had dispelled evil and darkness forever."
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