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 ==== Foxian Drum Chanting ====
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+//**Beautiful Verse and Fiery Drumbeats**//
+If you wish to attend a show by relatively younger performers, Pom-Pom recommends checking out Foxian Drum Chanting. The origin of this art dates back to when the Foxians first joined the Xianzhou Alliance, and Foxian traveling merchants would hit a cooking pot as they called out to promote their wares. The elegant verses of the songs are accompanied by the rhythm of a drum beat, perfectly portraying the Foxians' character of admiring heroism and romance, as well as their love for fierce combat and their passionate temperaments.
+> **Pom-Pom:** From inside the pilothouse came the General's battle cry~. I think I heard that line in Starskiff Haven~.
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+==== Vidyadhara Elegies ====
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+//**Overwhelming and Everlasting Sorrow**//
+For Trailblazers who don't like to hear stories of suffering and tragedy, Pom-Pom suggests that you turn and run the moment you see a Vidyadhara with castanets in hand!!! After all, the story you'll hear from them... might be too much for soft-hearted Trailblazers to bear. Vidyadhara Elegies are the epitome of the tragedy genre in Xianzhou's traditional arts. The number of stories that actually have a happy ending can be counted on one hand, as most of these elegies will leave you with unresolved emotions.
+> **Pom-Pom:** I wonder if Dan Heng knows how to sing these~. We can ask him next time!