When Legends Prove Real – History Rewritten

 

Legends survive because they carry truth.

In Artifact, the expedition learns the myths they laughed at are not just stories—they’re warnings. Proof that history is more than ink on paper—it’s a living force.

And when those legends prove real, the past doesn’t just inform the present—it rewrites it.

📚 See what legends come to life in Artifact: Artifact by Cole Steele



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