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And on the surface of the ancient home, they die in scores of wars and by legions of plagues,
and against the poets’ and prophets’ promises for unity born in fear of doomsday, they fight like
Tyrannosaurs raging and ripping the life from each other’s scaly necks while the comet smote the
firmament, and murdered the skies to doom them all.

— Malcolm Azania The Darkold (2014)

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Duty often had undesirable consequences, but if it did not it would be self-indulgence and hedonism.

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And night descended, October releasing winter to creep forth from its crypt.

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