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See No Evil: Home Sweet Home (ch. 24)

7th Heaven. Lucky 13. Pitstop. Three shelters ran by a man named Vergil St. Jude, an assumed name if there ever was one. Though, as time went on, people were calling it Lowtown. After all, Hell and Gotham were synonyms and while Lowtown was beneath Gotham, it was a step up for most that entered. Between the three of them, they housed near a thou...

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Going Native: Desires Unfulfilled (ch. 64)

I awoke with a start, clawing my way back to consciousness, because even in the blissful realm of unconsciousness, I knew every second counted. That there was simply too much to do for me to be down for the count. The Khundian empire had submitted and it would cause ripples across the galaxy. Mongul had been defeated. If we found a way to utiliz...

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Going Native: Feeling the Burn (ch. 63)

"Focus on Broly," I told Shayera in a low whisper as Mongul looked at us. There wasn't a point in hiding it. He knew what our next move would be, "and take my capsules." I couldn't give them to her because my hands were encased in Nth Metal. As her hand dipped down, Mongul sprung into action, as did Vegeta.

They clashed in the middle of Mo...

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Going Native: Feeling of the Crash (ch. 62)

It felt like every bone in my body was broken. And, upon further inspection, it probably felt that way because every bone in my body was broken. They shifted beneath my skin, my muscles picking up the slack to allow me to move at all. "Unnnghhh," I groaned, a pathetic sound as I tried to pull myself out of the crater that I had formed upon impac...

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Power Corrupts: College Days (ch. 60)

Lili slammed into me like a little bullet, so she was lucky that I wasn't wearing my armor. Books clattered to the ground upon the collision, spilling from her backpack. Her fingers gripped my jacket while she buried her face into my leg. I had almost forgotten how small Lili was. She barely came up to my waist.

"It's good to see you too,"...

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Power Corrupts: Training Montages (ch. 59)

"You have survived the Thu'um?" Paarthurnax questioned as we began. I had no clue if the Graybeards had any idea I was here. Probably not since Paarthurnax didn't take students regularly and the dragon was rarely seen for centuries at a time. I was seated at the base of the Word Wall, which helped with the chill.

"Twice. The times that I w...

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Power Corrupts: Goodbyes and Greetings (ch. 58)

Saving the world had better be worth it. Oh, it had better fucking be worth it. This is the second time I've had to turn down sex with a super hot, super badass redhead. The first time -- that was me sticking with my promise, and wanting to let Skjor shoot his shot before I did anything. Even though I really wanted to do something. This time it ...

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See No Evil: Tense Conversations (ch. 25)

"I'll… I'll be right there," I told Revy as she vanished behind the curtain. Dragging a hand down my face -- the sudden switch between sublime ecstasy to 'oh shit' mode was a difficult one. Glancing down at Tifa, I saw her cleaning herself up. She caught my look and offered a smile -- I got my orgasm, but she hadn't received hers. If anyone sh...

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See No Evil: Home Sweet Home (ch. 24)

7th Heaven. Lucky 13. Pitstop. Three shelters ran by a man named Vergil St. Jude, an assumed name if there ever was one. Though, as time went on, people were calling it Lowtown. After all, Hell and Gotham were synonyms and while Lowtown was beneath Gotham, it was a step up for most that entered. Between the three of them, they housed near a thou...

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See No Evil: Existential Answers (ch. 23)

When people talked about finding god, I don't think this is what they meant. My jaw just about hit the floor as Snowflame, with his eyes burning with white fire, touched the ground. There was a moment of silence as everyone seemed to pause to acknowledge that the god of cocaine was, in fact, real, and we were also standing in his presence. Or, i...

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A Hard Knock Life (Worm/Cyberpunk 2077): Test chapter

So, this is a test. As some people know, I've been looking to add a fourth story to my roster for some time. I've been taking typing lessons to up my writing speed and such, so I've been experimenting a bit. First was with the quest, but that kinda fizzled out because instant feedback is very addicting so I would end up focusing on the q...

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Going Native: Feeling the Burn (ch. 63)

"Focus on Broly," I told Shayera in a low whisper as Mongul looked at us. There wasn't a point in hiding it. He knew what our next move would be, "and take my capsules." I couldn't give them to her because my hands were encased in Nth Metal. As her hand dipped down, Mongul sprung into action, as did Vegeta.

They clashed in the middle of Mo...

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Going Native: Feeling the Crash (ch. 62)

It felt like every bone in my body was broken. And, upon further inspection, it probably felt that way because every bone in my body was broken. They shifted beneath my skin, my muscles picking up the slack to allow me to move at all. "Unnnghhh," I groaned, a pathetic sound as I tried to pull myself out of the crater that I had formed upon impac...

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Going Native: Feeling of the Fall (ch. 61)

"Gilguk, are you with me?" I asked, my eyes narrowing as every muscle went taut. My mind raced, shifting into high gear as it felt like I needed to do a thousand different things at once. But I couldn't, so the most important had to be dealt with first.

Gilguk nodded, "I will follow you, Warlord," she said in a tone that told me that the w...

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Power Corrupts: Training Montages (ch. 59)

"You have survived the Thu'um?" Paarthurnax questioned as we began. I had no clue if the Graybeards had any idea I was here. Probably not since Paarthurnax didn't take students regularly and the dragon was rarely seen for centuries at a time. I was seated at the base of the Word Wall, which helped with the chill.

"Twice. The times that I w...

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Power Corrupts: Greetings and Goodbyes (ch. 58)

Saving the world had better be worth it. Oh, it had better fucking be worth it. This is the second time I've had to turn down sex with a super hot, super badass redhead. The first time -- that was me sticking with my promise, and wanting to let Skjor shoot his shot before I did anything. Even though I really wanted to do something. This time it ...

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Power Corrupts: Touching Base (ch. 57)

Winter was already proving to be a pain in the ass, I found as the mountain pass to Helgen was already snowed over. In about… a day since I left. We had caught the edge of the snow at Riften, but apparently, it had managed to snow about two feet in the mountains. The higher elevation and the fact the road was located in a narrow valley probabl...

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See No Evil: Home Sweet Home (ch. 24)

7th Heaven. Lucky 13. Pitstop. Three shelters ran by a man named Vergil St. Jude, an assumed name if there ever was one. Though, as time went on, people were calling it Lowtown. After all, Hell and Gotham were synonyms and while Lowtown was beneath Gotham, it was a step up for most that entered. Between the three of them, they housed near a thou...

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See No Evil: Existential Answers (ch. 23)

When people talked about finding god, I don't think this is what they meant. My jaw just about hit the floor as Snowflame, with his eyes burning with white fire, touched the ground. There was a moment of silence as everyone seemed to pause to acknowledge that the god of cocaine was, in fact, real, and we were also standing in his presence. Or, i...

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See No Evil: Existential Questions (ch. 22)

I wasn't a religious person. Never had been. It just never really spoke to me. It was probably a trust thing, I reflected. It was hard for me to put faith in anything -- things, people, much less myself. And faith was a blind jump version of trust, which was already difficult for me to give out and only when it was earned. Not that it really mat...

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Going Native: Feeling of the Crash (ch.62)

It felt like every bone in my body was broken. And, upon further inspection, it probably felt that way because every bone in my body was broken. They shifted beneath my skin, my muscles picking up the slack to allow me to move at all. "Unnnghhh," I groaned, a pathetic sound as I tried to pull myself out of the crater that I had formed upon impac...

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Going Native: Feeling of Fall (ch. 61)

"Gilguk, are you with me?" I asked, my eyes narrowing as every muscle went taut. My mind raced, shifting into high gear as it felt like I needed to do a thousand different things at once. But I couldn't, so the most important had to be dealt with first.

Gilguk nodded, "I will follow you, Warlord," she said in a tone that told me that the w...

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Going Native: Feeling of the Bleed (ch. 60)

My brother was doing well for himself, I saw as I got an update about his empire. He was still expanding in Reach space for the most part, but Vegeta himself was now tearing through other kingdoms and empires that had declared war. It wouldn't be long before we shared a border, especially considering he seemed dead set on expanding in every dire...

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Power Corrupts: Greetings and Goodbyes (ch. 58)

Saving the world had better be worth it. Oh, it had better fucking be worth it. This is the second time I've had to turn down sex with a super hot, super badass redhead. The first time -- that was me sticking with my promise, and wanting to let Skjor shoot his shot before I did anything. Even though I really wanted to do something. This time it ...

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Power Corrupts: Touching Base (ch. 57)

Winter was already proving to be a pain in the ass, I found as the mountain pass to Helgen was already snowed over. In about… a day since I left. We had caught the edge of the snow at Riften, but apparently, it had managed to snow about two feet in the mountains. The higher elevation and the fact the road was located in a narrow valley probabl...

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Power Corrupts: Next Stop (ch. 56)

We ended up spending the night in Riften, despite me wanting to go ahead and hit the road. Now that our mutual problem was postponed until the Moot in a few months, staying in the same city as Ulfric Stormcloak seemed like an unwise idea. Regardless of the fact that we weren’t enemies, even if we weren’t friends either. It was mostly because...

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See No Evil: Existential Answers (ch. 23)

When people talked about finding god, I don't think this is what they meant. My jaw just about hit the floor as Snowflame, with his eyes burning with white fire, touched the ground. There was a moment of silence as everyone seemed to pause to acknowledge that the god of cocaine was, in fact, real, and we were also standing in his presence. Or, i...

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See No Evil: Existential Questions (ch. 22)

I wasn't a religious person. Never had been. It just never really spoke to me. It was probably a trust thing, I reflected. It was hard for me to put faith in anything -- things, people, much less myself. And faith was a blind jump version of trust, which was already difficult for me to give out and only when it was earned. Not that it really mat...

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See No Evil: Road Trip (ch. 21)

Unsurprisingly, the guy tried to rob us. It didn't go well for him. We were led to a sheet metal garage that had a few clunkers in it, none of which looked like they could start up, much less drive, and a half dozen people stepped out of the shadows.

Things spiraled from there.

I leaned out of the way of a wild punch, the fist missin...

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Going Native: Feeling of the Fall (ch. 61)

"Gilguk, are you with me?" I asked, my eyes narrowing as every muscle went taut. My mind raced, shifting into high gear as it felt like I needed to do a thousand different things at once. But I couldn't, so the most important had to be dealt with first.

Gilguk nodded, "I will follow you, Warlord," she said in a tone that told me that the w...

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