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  1. I think I am here.
    The Haunt swirled, a dust cloud shivering and a chill traveling through the air. “Everything’s going to plan,” he whispered. “They will see.” <|> Alask looked at the large building in front of him, calling for people with unusual Investiture. Shez growled inside of him. Maybe a Shade counted as unusual. Regardless, as most parties were, he needed to stay in control, to not be influenced by people breaking the rules. So he stepped through the door and smiled as he tried looking at the people there, though his smile was fake, and in reality there was a lot going on he couldn’t handle.
  2. I think I am here.
    Nothing, I’m not really sure, but my excitement was kind of rampant, and I forgot to include the fact that there might have been more. But the fact we got Babaji, even if there were other elims, is good.
  3. I think I am here.
    That is, of course, if he doesn’t acccidntally get distracted and write a whole new Ashyn trilogy to warm up and decides to publish it
  4. I think I am here.
    Rob opened the door quietly, and entered into the house. “Hello, all,” he said, and plopped a bag of something on the kitchen countertop. “I got croissants, if any of you want one.” He left the croissants where they were and walked over to the kitchen, pouring himself a cup of water.
  5. I think I am here.
    Oh, I know, I just mean now we can trust our reads without having to worry that the trusted person can become a converted, since the convert has either already been used, or can’t be used.
  6. I think I am here.
    Oh, that’s lucky. That’s amazing. Out of four potential candidates, we got the one elim? And at that, Babaji himself! Oh, that’s lucky. Makes me wonder if there really is a tiebreaker role her that shifted it to Alvron. And now we don’t have to worry about converts! So yip yip.
  7. I think I am here.
    Hum, okay. drought
  8. I think I am here.
    Alright, so I probably shouldn’t vote, right? As to not ruin the 4-way tie?
  9. I think I am here.
    ♪And then there were four,♪ ♪in the dark corridor,♪ ♪And then a bullet came free,♪ ♪And dare I say, there were three♪ “Holy, oh, sh—” Abel shut himself up. She could talk in his mind. He didn’t can notice how the new song playing fit this situation perfectly. I can blast my music at full volume, he said. That can work, right? Woah, this is exciting.
  10. I think I am here.
    Abel stood behind the security woman, watching the triple standoff like it was some Western. And he was the innocent bystander. “Uh, lady,” he whispered to the security woman. “I can distract them, if you want. You know, make an opening or whatever.” He had an idea.
  11. I think I am here.
    Gant saw the dame, Kate, wave him over and he obliged, walking towards her. He paused, but she already knew about the child and she hadn’t told anyone yet. But in the Rust there was few you could trust. “To keep it alive,” he said, then lowered his voice to avoid anyone overhearing. “It’s a ruster.”
  12. I think I am here.
    Wilhelm watched the doctor talk and then leave. Thunder crackling above. Another place. Perhaps he’d be able to start again here. Maybe with more money, he could get out of his primal habit for good. He shuffled over where the doctor had been standing, and looked up at the ceiling. “There’s thunder,” He said to the people around him. “Perhaps some sort of ettmetal machine?” He asked.
  13. I think I am here.
    Near the building, the Haunt bustled. It watched, looking. Invisible, untouchable. They’d all injured him, for too long he’d been forgotten. But not now. The Haunt smiled as dust began to circle him, slowly, then faster. He would not be ignored.
  14. I think I am here.
    Sorry guys. Stuff has been happening with the wifi so I’ll try to post later today, but through most of the day I’m going to be gone, like the wind.
  15. I think I am here.
    “I’ll be arrested,” Csilen said. “As soon as I’m there. By the other contables. They’ve seen my murders. My failure. I won’t be able to take them down.”
  16. I think I am here.
    Redatrick grabbed the railing, thrown off by the tilting ship. “Oh rust, we’re going to die!” He yelled. Getting away from his gang and now going to die from a whirlpool. Eventually, it steadied, and Redatrick looked to the hole, standing up next to some kid (Reylf). “You know, I’ve seen some weird stuff, but nothin’ tops that hole right there, in the middle of the ocean.” He turned to the others on the ship. “Rust, How isn everyone used to this?”
  17. I think I am here.
    Presumably a Rift of some sort.
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  19. I think I am here.
    ♪When you know you’re right, (it’s a fire)♪ ♪And you’re ready to fight, (You never tire)♪ ♪And you’re on your last night, and there’s no bark, only bite, and you show them your might! (You’re a gun for hire!!)♪ Abel smiled in response, leaning back into his seat. “Inspiration, mainly. Can’t make a good song if I’m stuck on Corislain for the rest of my life, you know?” Regardless, he was happy the security here at least looked skilled. And they had a sense of humour, which was more than Abel could say of other authority figures he’d met. This was all before a man with some sort of armour appeared and demanded to see the surface. Abel stood up, and the security lady did too, opening up another suit of armour. Abel stepped back, feeling a bit safe.
  20. I think I am here.
    “That seems right, yeah.” Abel paused, then smiled, still tapping his feet to the song. “So, you run this thing? You sure look like you’re a lot more than a civilian.”
  21. I think I am here.
    Wilhelm saw the old man enter, and he slowly waved to him. “Hello,” he said, maybe too quietly.
  22. I think I am here.
    I find this too much of a gambit to be an spambot, and too much of a claim. So I believe this for now, I was actually just going to ask you why you tried to get Crimsn cleared last Week but you already posted. So, with 3 spambots dead I would say that’s pretty good. How many spambots do we think there are? Maybe I’d wager two of nobody else has any ideas? Everybody’s claiming roles, it kind of makes me feel left out ;-; Anyway, who are the targets we’re requesting for the vigilante to kill? Who was a suspicion we had last Week that we couldn’t kill. Honestly, I am leaning for Fifth to be a good eliminator. Anyway, now to our daily preaching. Come, children. I am not an old god, nor a particularly skilled one. But I have one, crucial skill that you should acknowledge, one true feature that warrants my worship. I have 5 words in my name. I know. You’re shaking. Trembling, even. Quivering, quaking in fear. Or is that awe? This power can be yours, too. All it takes is a little pledge of allegience. Kidpen swore to serve me, and now look at him! He is enlightened, and has an existential crisis. And that too, the gift of doubting yourself so much you cease to exist, can also be your blessing, a gift to you from me. Praise the new gods. VotePray Itiah
  23. I think I am here.
    ♪Oh, oh woah oh oh,♪ ♪Don’t you know, don’t you know?♪ ♪Little bird, this place is not your home.♪ Abel saw someone enter through the room he was in and he waved, his feet tapping in a beat to the new song that was as playing. This one didn’t quite have the same level of melody of the last one, and the beginning was iffy, but the chorus was stuck in his head and that was something Abel could learn. “Hey,” he said, standing up to greet the lady that’d entered. He spoke with a standard city-slicker Corislain accent. “This the briefing room I was told about?”
  24. I think I am here.
    “He’s doing great, though, maybe not being used as much as he’s used to. Still, I get to swing him around on operative missions sometimes, so all’s good. Still haven’t figured out how to talk to him like you do, though.” He noticed Althea smiling naturally and he smiled at the sight, turning back to Devaan. “I’m so glad you’re back.”
  25. I think I am here.
    A group of Ghostbloods stood in front. “Well, then, it wouldn’t be illegal to detain you anyway, will it?” Wes said, looking at him. “And you never answered my questions about an autograph!” Lusk just watched. “Any other questions?”
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