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# Welcome to Neanderra
In a time long, long, long, long ago, before the dawn of modern civilization, before the stars had names, there existed a world unlike any other. This was **Neanderra**, a lush and untamed land where nature reigned supreme, and the line between myth and reality blurred into one.
**Neanderra** was home to the Neandersmols, a tribe of unique and vibrant beings. Each Neandersmol held a distinct charm, a unique magic that set them apart from the creatures of their era.
The Smol Age *litepaper* invites you on a journey to **Neanderra**, to explore the untold stories of the Neandersmols. In this ancient realm, magic is real, and the possibilities are as boundless as the stars above. You will discover rare artifacts, encounter mythical creatures, and experience the thrill of discovery as you become part of the Smol Age saga.
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