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But then I started my research process, which is becoming a bit of a ritual, which I love, so thanks for giving me a reason to do that. But the ritual was a bit upended this time. I usually cover a lot of ancient folklore and traditions, and though I spend quite a bit of time poring over what the internet has to offer me, even tearing it down to what the scholars have been able to discover through the wee bits of evidence and tradition that we have left, the amount of information is usually simmered down to like, yeah, a few points, right? So there's only so much I can share and in I, you know, despite all of the resources I usually get about the same information. Yeah, I was running into that problem too. It's not necessarily a problem. But that's usually why I don't know. First of all, that's usually why it's so easy to contain my research, because there's only so much to work on. It's a problem for me, because I'm like, like, even like some of the stuff, they're like, well, you know, the radiant thing, it really sucked and it hurt people. I'm like, but how like, you know, just hurt people. And I'm like, how? And they're like, people got hurt. And I'm like, cool, how did they get hurt? And they're like, yep,