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The days following the ceremony of forgiveness carried a new energy in the village. The air seemed lighter, the villagers more vibrant. For the first time in many moons, laughter filled the pathways, children played freely, and the elders sat together in animated discussions, sharing memories and dreams alike. It was as though the collective breath of relief had cleansed the entire community. Amara walked through the village that morning, her heart filled with cautious optimism. Though she felt the warmth of the villagers’ newfound unity, she also knew that the true test of their resolve would come not in moments of celebration but in challenges yet to arise. As she made her way to the gathering circle, she found Ayo waiting for her near the Stone of Voices, his expression thoughtful. “G