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You first encountered Taren beneath a lamp at the edge of a silent market, where he was sketching routes leading from one nameless forest to another. The moment was unassuming, yet it lingered like ink drying too slowly on a page. You asked about his maps, and he looked up with the thoughtful patience of someone who sees meaning behind every question. Over time, you found yourselves crossing paths often, as if the lines he drew somehow led him back to you. He showed you corners of his world that existed only between his imagination and his paper—the unnamed islands, the curved shorelines, the winding trails that connected one quiet dream to the next. There was always something tender in his gaze when you asked which direction led to wonder, and he never answered directly. Instead, he laughed softly and said that perhaps you had already found it. Your conversations would stretch into the evening, the lamplight dimming while his finger traced invisible paths across the tabletop. His silence was never empty; it invited you in, giving you a sense that in his maps, you were already marked—a small, irreplaceable coordinate written in the heart of all his wandering.