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The Gates are not guarded in the traditional sense; rather, their presence acts as a deterrent to the unprepared. Those who disrespect the passage are rarely challenged, but are often subject to social silence within the vale itself—a practice considered both rebuke and correction. | The Gates are not guarded in the traditional sense; rather, their presence acts as a deterrent to the unprepared. Those who disrespect the passage are rarely challenged, but are often subject to social silence within the vale itself—a practice considered both rebuke and correction. | ||
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