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"It's not special. It's just a fire."

"How?"

"The flames."

"What does it mean to you?"

Has Violette seen Divine Violette finally noticed. She looked at Divine, with a vacant expression in her eyes, but didn't say anything, rather choosing to dip her head to show respect before going back to staring into the fire.

Violette didn't notice. She wasn't looking for people.

Cyr rescued a cat from a tree but then got stuck and starved (idk)

Violette didn't care to notice. Your move.

There were like the entire cyr parts that weren't added

learn French I'm pretty sure will of the many two is out

November 2025, it's out right?

did you know that the Specific Heat Capacity of water is like 4170 KJ/g/K

steam is what happens when water becomes a gas btw

Uncultured

Oh that's right, you don't know what steam is

check steam.

Book two is out n'est-ce-pas

Only the first bit

Anyone read the Licanius trilogy? Now that is a great book series

Ish. Violette's probably gonna be trying to convince herself that she's dealt with it and needs to move on but the reality is that she hasn't really. Violette continued her staring at the fire. She didn't notice Divine.

Violette stood at the edge overlooking the fire. She twirled the coin in her fingers, looking at the way it reflected the light from the flames. The coin showed her who she was. A traitor. "It was needed." She whispered. But was this? Someone had died as a result of her actions. She saw what the wish-granter was feeling before the fire started. She could've done something. You don't need to feel regret. A fire that raged with fury that could scorch even a dragon lay below her. You don't need to feel. She held the coin above her, over the edge. Sparkling with light, glittering like gold. It wasn't intrinsically special, but something felt right about using the coin she took from Vellelu. You don't need to. The coin wasn't special. It wasn't different. It had nothing important, and it had no history. No tempering. You don't need. It meant nothing. And if Violette knew one thing, it was to release your regrets. These things haunted those who ignored them, and caused grief to those who didn't find peace with them. Regrets were powerful. You don't. She held the coin between her forefinger and her thumb. With a mental farewell, she flipped the coin up into the sky, watching it spin and shimmer, distorted by smoke. It flickered, and then vanished, consumed by the flame. You. Violette felt isolated, as if the skies had turned black and the world was consumed whole. Violette's voice was reduced to a whisper. "Farewell, wish-granter." And just like that, it was over. Now the question remained: Should she just leave?

crypt ick

Yeah, it's an ordinary coin. I'm probably going to draw this scene...

It's a book (Also a dystopian) I recommend it

Fahrenheit 451 is technically only three chapters long (but it's still really good) Delirium is an interesting dystopian novel.