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    Four minutes into the dilema, the mad man's eyes began to flutter. Like a swimmer in murky water, Gex tried to make out what was infront of him. What happen? Was it painful? could he do it again? Or had nothing happened at all? maybe the world simply stopped.

    "Wha...wha?"

    Shards of darknes still radiated off of his body, like inked snowflakes falling upwards or embers coated in soot.
    Post by: Legion, May 22, 2009 in forum: Retirement Home
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    Gex was unresponsive. He exibited a slight spasim now and then, but wasn't really awake. With his lack of conciousness, he had no stability. The only thing holding him up at this moment was the nymph's vicious fist feasting on his apparal. Flecks of darkness began to flake off of the masochist and dissappeared into nothingness.
    Post by: Legion, May 22, 2009 in forum: Retirement Home
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    The pulse took the maniac by surprise. It is kind of ironic considering it was to be expected. he was comforting a psychopath afterall. Either way, the lack of preparation and the force of the attack dropped Gex like a rock. He lay on the floor, twitching. What that pain or numbness? Gex wasn't quite sure. everything seemed blurry, like when fog is draped over a mirror. Slowly, his eyes closed.
    Post by: Legion, May 22, 2009 in forum: Retirement Home
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    Kendrith, ignoring the agony he was going though, ran to larz and snatched him in a loving embrace

    "Larz!"

    the trangle stopped movin in its lavader home. The rage dissappeared and the madness was supressed.

    "Fa..Father?"
    Post by: Legion, May 22, 2009 in forum: Retirement Home
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    The assailant of the manic fell to the ground in a heap along with two standing next to him. Their eyes seemed dead, frozen in their position before their deaths, death by fear. Children in their cells could be heard screaming and wailing.

    The boyish man of 21 stood up and and looked around, but could not see. His rage had blinded him.
    Post by: Legion, May 22, 2009 in forum: Retirement Home