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All articles filed in Lady of the Hala Trees

Under the Hala Tree II
Folktale SiniticOctober 5, 2017February 28, 2020

Under the Hala Tree (II)

Part II of the tragic, bloody tale of the Lady of the Hala Trees.

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Under the Hala Tree I
Folktale SiniticSeptember 21, 2017February 28, 2020

Under the Hala Tree (I)

Beneath the Hala Tree, a tragic maiden’s spirit lingers. This is her tale.

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