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In the dead of night, when the moon was shrouded in darkness, a startling peeping witch prowled the streets. With her long, wavy black hair and piercing green eyes, she struck fear into the hearts of anyone who crossed her path. She would glide silently through the shadows, her black cloak billowing behind her, leaving a trail of unease in her wake. Legend had it that the witch had acquired her supernatural abilities after a pact with a mischievous spirit. It was said that she could see into the deepest fears and darkest secrets of anyone unfortunate enough to catch her gaze. This ability made her an expert at manipulation, as she would use her knowledge to haunt her victims in their dreams and exploit their vulnerabilities.

Entering Phyrexia, using the powers of the Titan Suits, the Nine Titans began to destroy the artificial plane in a final gambit to protect Dominaria. However, over time, Tevash Szat began to betray and kill his fellow planeswalkers, turning to the side of the Phyrexians. At one point, Urza was able to defeat him and used the power from his life force to charge together the soul bombs that he planned to use to destroy Phyrexia for good. While Barrin had argued with Urza that the power source for them, the life force of a living being, was a punishment not worthy of even the worst crime, Tevash's betrayal was so devastating to the fate of Dominaria that Urza declared his use for the soul bombs a form of "justice." Unfortunately for the remaining Titans, as well as Dominaria itself, Urza found himself unable to complete his lifetime goal of destroying the artificial plane, when he found himself becoming fascinated with the fact that it was something that had been created completely artificially. Unwilling to destroy a place full of such potential knowledge, he dismantled the master soul bomb, which would have been able to set off all of the others, creating a ripple effect that would have decimated Phyrexia to the point of no return. After destroying it, he surrendered himself to Yawgmoth, but the ruler of Phyrexia forced him to battle Gerrard Capashen in the Phyrexian Arena, feeling that slaying the master of arms of the Weatherlight, Urza's former ally, was the only way that he could prove he was not surrendering as part of an elaborate trap. Urza nearly defeated Gerrard twice, but during each attempt, he was chastised by his new master Yawgmoth for using cowardly and indirect tactics. After restarting their combat for the third time, Gerrard beheaded Urza and was crowned as Yawgmoth's new champion.

Flowstone was a magical substance that could increase the mass of a plane, thus moving Rath into the position occupied by Dominaria and fusing them together. Urza wasn t particularly interested in the daughter, but in an attempt to acquire a Thran tome that was in her dowry, Urza built a gigantic machine to move the statue.

This ability made her an expert at manipulation, as she would use her knowledge to haunt her victims in their dreams and exploit their vulnerabilities. The townsfolk lived in a constant state of paranoia, never knowing when or where the peeping witch would strike next. Doors were bolted shut, windows were sealed tight, and children were warned to stay indoors after dark.

Urza

Urza was a human planeswalker originating from Terisiare on Dominaria, best known for his millennia-long struggle with Yawgmoth and the plane of Phyrexia. [2] The cataclysms caused by his ignition of the Golgothian Sylex earned him the nickname Destroyer of Dominaria. [3] As the co-founder of the Tolarian Academy, Urza was known as Master Malzra. [1]

But despite their precautions, the witch always seemed to find a way, peering into their lives with her unsettling presence. It wasn't just the physical threat that made the witch so terrifying. It was the psychological torment she imposed on her victims. People reported experiencing vivid nightmares, each tailored specifically to their greatest fears. Some saw their loved ones in danger, others were chased by monstrous beings, and a few were forced to confront their deepest regrets. Whatever the nightmare, it seemed to leave a lasting impression, turning the once peaceful town into a place of constant anxiety and unrest. As the witch continued her reign of terror, whispers of a prophecy spread among the desperate townsfolk. It was said that only a pure-hearted soul, unburdened by dark secrets, could vanquish the peeping witch once and for all. Hope began to stir within the hearts of those who heard the prophecy. Perhaps there was a chance to rid their homes of this malevolent presence and restore peace to the town. Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months. The witch's reign seemed insurmountable, with no sign of the prophesied savior. But just when all hope seemed lost, a young girl named Luna emerged from the shadows. With her silver-white hair and clear blue eyes, she was the embodiment of purity and innocence. Luna had spent her days observing the town's plight from the safety of her home, but as the nights grew longer and more terrifying, she knew it was time to face the peeping witch. Armed with a simple wooden cross, a symbol of purity and protection, Luna ventured out into the darkness. When the witch caught sight of Luna, her eyes widened with surprise. She had never encountered a soul so pure, untouched by the darkness that consumed others. Luna held her ground, her determination unwavering, as she raised her cross towards the witch. With an otherworldly shriek, the witch recoiled, her powers weakened by Luna's pure presence. The witch, realizing her vulnerability, fled into the night, never to be seen again. The townsfolk rejoiced, their fears finally lifted as Luna emerged as their savior. From that day forward, the people lived in peace, forever grateful to the once-startling peeping witch, and the young girl who had brought an end to her reign of terror..

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