In the dimly lit, smoke-filled workshops of our ancestors, a peculiar art form emerged: The Ancient Copier Art.
By hand-crafting intricate, multi-layered, and often illegible copies of existing works, our forebears sought to transcend the bounds of mere mortal creativity.
Using nothing but scraps of parchment, quills, and an endless supply of elbow grease, they produced works that defied the laws of time and space, as if the very fabric of reality had been copied, then copied again, and then... copied one more time.
But at what cost? Their fingers bled, their eyes ached, and their sanity unraveled like the threads of a poorly-worn tape.
And yet, they toiled on, fueled by an insatiable hunger to replicate, to reproduce, to RE-COPY.
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