AI - Chapter 2: Renegade IIEven in midair, though, the conflict did not cease. Calamity reached for Dark's arms, attempting to tug them away and do the natural, reflexive thing – put something else between himself and the ground. In midair, with limited time, though, it was a difficult maneuver, made more so by the sword still stuck fast along his arm. Dark, for his part, wrestled like a fish out of water trying to stay on top. Calamity was just getting a grip on Dark's scratched and ripped jacket when suddenly the wind racing past both of their faces stopped, as did their descent, with a jarring, frightfully sudden impact against the cold ground. Dark, still on tAI - Chapter 2: Renegade II
AI - Chapter 2: Renegade IRenegadeAI - Chapter 2: Renegade I
"Hey there, Francis!" Calamity called to the barkeeper. The sound of Calamity's voice seemed to snap him out of his state of suspended anger, and he revived in a rage. "My name isn't even Francis, moron!" the man shouted, nearly apoplectic. "It's Jameson, the two don't even sound alike!" Calamity's smile never even flickered. "Right, right, Jameson. I was wondering, Jamie, if you might have been telling lies before when you told me to get out. You said that you were no longer accepting customers." "I'm not," huffed Jameson, crossing his arms. "And don't call me Jamie, it ain't mu
AI - Chapter 1: RetrieverIn San Francisco, the ambient noise level is always somewhere north of distracting, such that even in Dark's quiet bed-and-bathroom apartment off of the main roads, just past twilight on a Friday, a symphony of city sounds can be found tapping at the window. It was that near-silent cacophony, in addition to his consuming impatience, that made waiting for his weekly phone calls so difficult. Sitting on his royal blue couch in the dim lighting from his single lamp, staring at the old black rotary phone without blinking, Dark felt like nothing more than a secretary, waiting to take yet another in a long line of calls from a superior.AI - Chapter 1: Retriever
PillowtalkI don't know when, or why it happened, but one evening I found myself awakened, even as my charge slept. And my charge she was, I knew, even then, in the same way that the stars must flicker to life knowing how to shine, or the breeze was born with a moan in its throat. I awoke, and night after night I became filled with dreams.Pillowtalk
The first dream I received, I'm sure, was a pure dream of soft blue. Nothing more – a simple fascination with the color blue, a color I later learned was the color of her blanket at the time. She must have fallen asleep looking at it, and it's hue captured her imagination as she slept. It was a simpl
| Magnification. Arbitration. Prestidigitation. Lamentation. Meditation. Creation. Frustration. Concentration. Application. Graduation. Fascination. Imagination. Conflagration. Cremation. Eradication. Dessication. Desecration. Deprivation. Exploitation. Machination. Dispensation. Calcification. Fortification. Isolation. Obfuscation. Penetration. Reclamation. Reparation. Renovation. Pacification. Revelation. Reevaluation. Transformation. Delineation. Vindication. Deregulation. Exoneration. Exhilaration. Deviation. |
Na()No()Wri()Mo(re than half)
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Damon Baird is the most amazing cynic in the fucking world.
"There we go, one muzzled queen! But not you, her. You were great, I loved your speech there, especially the bitch-ass stuff. Very good, very enlightening."
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Avatar (c) ~Triforce-Kun
"Sometimes I suspect we build our traps ourselves, then we back into them pretending amazement the while."
"But whether this is the case or no, it is still a worthy thing to open cages."
The Wake
ps- Suikoden rules!
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"His destructive programming is taking effect. He will be irresistibly drawn to large cities, where he will back up sewers, reverse street signs, and steal everyone's left shoe. " - Lilo & Stitch
Yes. Yes it does. I'm ashamed to say that I've STILL never beaten the second one though. I keep getting sidetracked on some side quest or something. 108 sure is a lot sometimes.
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Avatar (c) ~Triforce-Kun
"Sometimes I suspect we build our traps ourselves, then we back into them pretending amazement the while."
"But whether this is the case or no, it is still a worthy thing to open cages."
The Wake
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"His destructive programming is taking effect. He will be irresistibly drawn to large cities, where he will back up sewers, reverse street signs, and steal everyone's left shoe. " - Lilo & Stitch
I like games like that though, where there's almost too much to handle. Where a guide seems reasonable, just so the game can be enjoyed to its fullest. Chrono Trigger was like that too, and it is awesome.
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Avatar (c) ~Triforce-Kun
"Sometimes I suspect we build our traps ourselves, then we back into them pretending amazement the while."
"But whether this is the case or no, it is still a worthy thing to open cages."
The Wake
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Damon Baird is the most amazing cynic in the fucking world.
"There we go, one muzzled queen! But not you, her. You were great, I loved your speech there, especially the bitch-ass stuff. Very good, very enlightening."
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Damon Baird is the most amazing cynic in the fucking world.
"There we go, one muzzled queen! But not you, her. You were great, I loved your speech there, especially the bitch-ass stuff. Very good, very enlightening."
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Can we improve this picture which is the world? Can it be bettered by removing the tension and the contrast? To remove the struggle and the inevitable end? Remove the black, all of it. Leaves white, only blankness. Is it now the best it can be?
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Avatar (c) ~Triforce-Kun
"Sometimes I suspect we build our traps ourselves, then we back into them pretending amazement the while."
"But whether this is the case or no, it is still a worthy thing to open cages."
The Wake
Just give it to =mippins in a Note and you're done! Just do it now, please! I care about you! Don't lose on accident!
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Admin of =PoetryPlease and ~NearVSMello, member of *DailyLitDeviations, ~workgroups, and *photohunt. Note me if you've read any good prose on DevArt lately! That is, non-poetry writing.
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Avatar (c) ~Triforce-Kun
"Sometimes I suspect we build our traps ourselves, then we back into them pretending amazement the while."
"But whether this is the case or no, it is still a worthy thing to open cages."
The Wake
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Admin of =PoetryPlease and ~NearVSMello, member of *DailyLitDeviations, ~workgroups, and *photohunt. Note me if you've read any good prose on DevArt lately! That is, non-poetry writing.
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