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River of Wine
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After I became conscious (again), I realized that not everything was what it seemed. It seemed that everything, including myself was subject to some sort of empire. Soldiers marched around the cells where they held me and Adelais, and I knew nothing about them, thus being unable to affect them with my psychic power. The power is a curse.
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Underwater Skull
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I realized that I had no idea who I was anymore. The defiance of the citizens, trying to come up with a solution to their madness was the most painful thing for me to see. VII is the man behind it all. He is the man who gave the original Isga this condition, and thus destroyed humanity for the rest of time. We were banished to Zeffon as a way to keep ourselves isolated from the rest of the world.
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Woods Atrocity
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Even though we've tried to get men to exhibit the same level of psychic power as the women, it's impossible. The men are the insane. They have no soul that allows them to undergo the transformation that allows them to become psychic. Thus, it's important to understand that men inherently cannot be on the same level as knowing all else. However, there is one man who has sucked the sanity like blood from a wound from all the other men and kept it for himself, and his name is Roanin.
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Unexpected Vengence
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Zeffon Renton, Washington
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Don't you dare even tend to catalog what lurks ominously in the dark...
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