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Author notes
The Sun Bearer is inspired by the sun carrying bull standing on a pike from (I think) Udmurt mythology, while "good deeds birth good deeds" is my transformation of the Hungarian proverb "Jó tett helyébe jót várj", verbatim "in the place of a good deed, expect a good deed", meaning "if you help me, expect me to help you".
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