馃寑 Call me Ishmael.

馃寑 Archive of Souls — Odyssea 馃挔
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Identity: Ishmael
Origin: Earth // Literary Archive
Source: Herman Melville // 1851
Destination: Odyssea
Status: Soul reconstruction in progress
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