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In the middle of an endess journey//at a point when we seem to stop//we let loose a deep sigh//we started to grasp it//but it parted from us//however, now there is no longer anything we are afraid of.
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The Tales of 01 Part 1: Chapter 3 Successful Applicant Dear Emily, God youâre a pain in the ass! Iâm hand writing you this little love letter as you requested. I hope it satisfies you need for feeling retro! Anyways, tell me everything thatâs going on with you; whatâs it like over in...
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The Tales of 01 Part 1: Chapter 2 The Whipâs Whip. The sun was shining high in the skies above 01, the wind was absent for most of that week, corps on Confligra Planes were thick, lush and ready for harvest, the aqua culture projects off the coast of Igneous Straights were almost bursting with...
Chapter 2
Writer's prompt: Roman Zombies
Iâm probably going to loose some followers over this; but I have a writerâs prompt for you.
The infection was practically benign, only several tribes with close trade relations were exposed to case zero. Our calculations show that biohazards would have perished beyond mobility in a matter of years without coming across a single soul. Unfortunately our projections did not factor in the speed of Roman expansion.
It seems that the Roman Empire was the excellent host for the virus, in the subsequent years since first contact with the marauding biohazards the Roman Empire has sustained major losses; estimates show that 18,000 deaths, with a further 100,000 biohazards still active by 2900Â B.C.
The Pharaohâs domain has been receiving refugees from the Middle East Region who have fled the Roman Scorched Earth policy to protect their own frontier. The major naval powers of the world appear to be the most successful in quarantining, suppling and trading.
Itâs been 3000 years since our last investigation, Iâm looking forward to seeing what cultures and alliances have formed by this event.
Well its just so refreshing to know that Iâm not the only one that wants to hurt people for being the slightest bit rude or ignorantâŠ
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The Tales of 01 Part 1: Chapter 1 Last day on the Job, First Day on the Job. Solaris Liberty Party claims victory! New Ephesusâ conservative party claims victory in the hotly contested parliamentary elections. The now opposition party has suffered the closest defeat in Neo Epheseian historyâŠ.
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The Tales of 01Part 1: Chapter 1 Last day on the Job, First Day on the Job. Solaris Liberty Party claims victory! New Ephesusâ conservative party claims victory in the hotly contested parliamentary...
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