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Monkey Totem
In the later 15th century,
Sorcerer Kheel created a
sense stealing monkey to
assist him in defeating
his enemies.
But the sorcerer was a
harsh task master and
the monkey turned on
him by stealing his
scolding voice.
The sorcerer then punished
the simian by turning
him into a totem, which
retains the ability to steal
the senses of its victims.
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