[Auto-claimed 7/29/21]
In the fading dusk, the shadow of a wolf falls upon you. He seems much larger than most canines, and his pelt reminds you of fog—only brown.
You notice that bland-coloured mushrooms surround him. If he hadn't moved, you might've mistaken him as an extension of the forest.
A chill fills the air when you realize that this is the fabled Warden—the Ace of Spades, nothing more than a sprit who (despite his size and silence) calms down even the most restless pups with ease.
The Warden dips his head. You return the sign of respect.
As you return to the pack, you decide you're glad that you saw the Warden. None of your pups will truly die this winter. The Warden will ensure they have life after death.
"Be careful as the Ace of spades indicates a period of great despair. On the romantic level, the Ace of spades evokes a break-up through the end of a love story. In its most negative dimension, the card can also refer to death, if another spade card follows in the reading.
"It seems important to say that the Ace of spades should not be interpreted on its own and should be integrated with the other cards of the reading. Combined with certain heart cards, it represents success when facing an obstacle. The negative dimension of the Ace of spades can thus be avoided thanks to some specific cards, and can even bring a message of hope to the consultant."— latin cards
future appearance"The nine of clubs is not very powerful in cartomancy. It evokes positive changes that will bring small successes in the consultant's life. It is opposed to the eight of spades that brings small sorrows.
"Do not hope for big news, but the small life problems will soon be solved and lead to a serene situation."— latin cards
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