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    ...and then can Wilhelm eat the body Huh? Did you hear something? I heard nothing.
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    Max went through the trapdoor as Vesuvius began, immediately summoning Sethramir. The glittery white sword shone in the sewers’ damp darkness. Vesuvius had killed children. The fact hit a little too close to home. But while the others spoke, Max stayed silent, Rioting Vesuvius’ fatigue from running from them, Rioting his laziness, lethargy.
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    “Nightmares.” Rob said, nodding. That made sense. This was just a nightmare. But that meant Shana was in his mind, could see what he felt, and Rob hated that, that they could see his emotions. But, Shana said she had killed everyone in her nightmare. That let Rob see what she feared. “I guess we can just walk out then,” he said, walking forwards. He turned back to her and tilted his head. “Yeah, you’re with Ben. You still are, I think.” He hadn’t thought much of the hug. He hadn’t been hugged in a while, and he’d sort of needed it after being set on fire.
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    Wilhelm eyed Hellbent. But he nodded as well.
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    Rob nodded, looking up. Slowly he grabbed onto the wall and shaped handholds into it, trying to climb up. The evil Shana was there, laughing. Rob looked between her and the Shana hugging him quickly. “I don’t know why she is here,” Rob said, then looked to his father. “Or him.”
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    “We ask you contact one of our ground captains,” Lusk said. He types back to Stormbreaker. We are planning infiltration before a direct assault. Do you see or have you identified any weaknesses that can be exploited?
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    “Fine, we’ll do it in the Citadel,” NPC said. “And yes, it is a warzone, and so why aren’t we allowing our largest congregation of armed forces to deal with it?”
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    Rob winced when the second Shana hugged him, expecting something similar to the first Shana. But the second Shana kept mumbling and told him this wasn’t real, that this wasn’t her. Real? His father looked over imperiously, his face a mask of stone, even more emotionless than Rob. He frowned at the second Shana. “Look at her, she cries. That’s what women do. You are a man.” Rob ignored him. Not real. This wasn’t real? As he looked around, things slowly shifted into place. He hadn’t seen his father in years. And there were two Shanas, and one of them was evil? Shana didn’t laugh as she burned things down. And this Shana, hugging him, was she real? Why was she here? “Where am I?” Rob asked. “Why are we here?” His voice was strained. But even as the flames hurt badly, no signs of actual burns could be seen on either of them. Like it was a... dream?
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    “Fair enough,” Lusk said, getting the messages from a team on the ground. He copied the message to Zokora. “And we’ve gotten word from our troop forces, this is actually killing people as it appeared to kill your troops. It’s therefore a danger, and as permitted by recent laws, we are allowed to initiate self-defence.” Lusk paused when Zokora gave the information about the spy. But it was needed, so Lusk didn’t say anything. “We have units specialised in stealth. We are assassins after all. I will send some to this location,” Lusk said, tapping some buttons on his device.
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    “The police force is useless if it does not do any policing,” a man said. He was the man Lusk had sent in his place. His real name was Neil Patrick-Carter, though everyone just called him NPC, annoyingly. “The numbers of the Precursors alone should be enough, especially if they are as skilled as we have been led to believe.”
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    “You’re right,” Hopping over to directly under the different part of the ceiling, Max held Sethramir high above his head and tried to cut a square hole with the Shardblade. It opened, and Max could see there was more space above that thin and hollow section of the roofing. “We need to find a way to get up there, though,” he said, before hearing a large chugging and engine noise, like a train. It was so close, and above them. “That could be Vesuvius!” He said suddenly.
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    Fire. Fire and death. And laughter.
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    The Captain smiled as well, looking to the recorder. The small man to the Captain’s right had recorded every word spoken, as a record for this exchange. “Thank you,” the Captain, said, turning on his heel and walking out with his troops.
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    Wilhelm ignored the large man’s growls, reaffirming his stance. He looked over to the book Renata showed him. A large bloodshot eye. “Some sort of creature,” Wilhelm guessed. He tilted his head to the side. “But if it has such a big eye, it must not be good in other senses?” He asked.
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    Gant shook his head. “I came for payment, and I got it.” He looked to the farmland around both of them. “It seems whoever’s got the horses, the guns, the Rusters, they’re the ones in charge. I bet if you started your own lil’ group,” he gestured to where the hermit had gone. “You could be the one callin’ the meetings.”
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    Rob saw as everyone around him went to sleep, just as the movie ended. Carefully making sure no one was awake, Rob stood up and flipped the TV off. No need to waste electricity. Sitting back in the couch, Rob closed his eyes peacefully, feeling himself drift off... ... .... And then there was a dream of burning, in a sea of agony and an ocean of flames, and Shana was standing there, laughing at him. His father looked down on him, dissapointment on his face. “Boys don’t cry, Robert,” he said. “Are you a girl? Girls scream, girls cry, you’re no girl, right, Robert?” And Rob tried his best, to maintain an impassive face, to keep himself from showing emotion, while he burnt.
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    “If we can agree to put the past behind us, as two great guilds, and provide mutual defensive support, the Ghostbloods would be happy to initiate this deal. Does this seem like a fair offer to you?”
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    The Captain saw Zokora leave, nodding to himself. He looked back to Erlend. “So?” He asked. @Blessing of Potency
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    Lusk looked towards the Canton kid, now dubbed in one of those armours the marines were. They were discussing of attacking the areas around PlasmaCore. “Alright, you say you think this dark cloud thing is from PlasmaCore,” Lusk said, making himself younger and crossing his arms. “But why? I’d rather not take the chance we’re wrong.” Especially after all that mess with the Whiterose. “Anyway, if you’re certain they’re behind it, I can send over some Ghostblood squadrons to assist you.”
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    Max took it in, listening. After this, we can ask Devaan. He always has a solution, we can them out of your head. It disheartened him to know he couldn’t do anything right now to help her, but he knew he’d get those voice shots out of her head one way or another. Max continued to search, looking at Sethramir. Apparently, it could talk. It could talk to Devaan, it had talked to Rashan. But never Max. What it did mean to unlock ‘its true potential’ anyway?
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    Any bystander who got hit suddenly screamed and lots of the public scrambled, realising whoever this person the Hunter Shade was fighting was, they were dangerous. Shez extended his arms before him, letting them take the bulk of the hit and the bulk of the pain. Twirling Shez grabbed a large vehicle tire and launched it at Edhas, throwing debris towards the minster and charging with them.
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