The Game Of Scorb

So I did a thingy. It include some fantrolls, but you know don't mind me!

published on July 27, 2016not completed

Happily Gone

You are Derrik Daimon and you are practically begging your flush crush to kill you. You had confessed to her, probably at the worst of times, and she denied you. She said that she would rather die than be any relationship with you. Red or black.

No one likes you. No one has. Not even your Lusus liked you. He raised for a little while before he realized that you weren't worth his time. You were orphaned. Like your ancester.

Now you are going to die. Like you've always wanted. Your blood will be used to paint the walls of this indigoblood's home. Your body will be strung up and drained of it's blood. Like your ancestor.

Shammy smiled as she began mutilating your body. Starting will small cuts in your torso and upper arms, then moving on to violent stabbing with her jagged dagger. This continued until you finally died.

You can't come back. And your glad for that. Your dreamself died a long time ago. You happily let go of your life. Just like your ancestor.

You, the Bard of Void, are happily gone.
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IM A KNIGHT OF LIFE aaaaaaaaaa
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No, don't sorry me. d:¦
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on August 01, 2016
its a meme aaaaaaa
im srry
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on August 01, 2016
..... What did I just witness? I'm dying squirtle.
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on August 01, 2016
Squirtle?
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on August 01, 2016
seeing anyone having my godtier is so rare im dyin squirtle,
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on August 01, 2016
If there is anything you'd like to see in this story, let me know. I'd like to make sure you guys are pleased with the results of this story.

Also, post your ships! ¦:3
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on July 27, 2016