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This is a weird darkness bonus bite. They flap and lullapen, squawk and scavenge. They

hold the future of the realm some say in their fearsome beaks. And now, one of them,

Sir Queen Marlena, has been reclassified to MIA from Aewol, heralding the feared redemption

of a purported prophecy dating from the time of King Charles II in the 17th century.

When the Ravens leave the Tower of London, the building will crumble and the kingdom with

it. That at least is the story so far. A blend of

myth, invention and hard-built commercialism that has elevated the resident colony of

Ravens at London's famed prison and palace on the north bank of the River Tames to a rare

status, clipped wing guardians of the National Destiny and tourist dollar magnets.

Most people, including the Tower's Scarlet Clad Wardens known as B-featers, dismissed

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