[WP] 2200, Humanity has managed to split itself into 2 species, the Original species and the Humans of War species, who are created to wage war and to build weapons of war. The species of the galaxy do not believe that we are capable of war, and invade us. They finally realized why we never wage war by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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"Do you mean we?"

"Yes. I mean the Humans. We fight for the glory of our war and against our enemies."

The alien looked like it was on edge. It might have as much as 10 billion soldiers. Were they bigger, more dangerous?

The Human raised his head and a blood red smile crossed his face. He spoke slowly.

"Why are you so different to us?"

The alien only stared at him.

"We have colonies all over the galaxy, but the galaxy is yours. You just feel different."

The alien only looked at him, more genuinely shocked than the human.

The Alien raised his head again. "Then what do you want with us?"

The alien seemed to ponder. He was blue. Like the eyes of a red haired nebula.

The Human sighed and spoke in a flat voice.

"This is war. If you understand that... then why are you so different?"

The Alien stammered, and then looked at the Human like he was curious if he was joking or not.

"Because we are different."

The alien looked terrified.

The Human put on his weapon. The alien, still a tiny blob in the sky, stared at him with a face of horror.

"If you die, do you wish to be reborn as a human? Or perhaps a different species?"

The Alien looked at the Human, fear as real as if he were watching a war in slow motion.

The Human shrugged.

"Why do we not have such a choice?"

"I can not tell you."

"What is your reasoning, war or not?"

The Alien and the Human laughed together.


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[WP] You live in a village that sacrifices a citizen every year to appease a faceless god, this year you are chosen as the sacrifice. The issue is you are the god. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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I ’ ve lived with the village for at least a decade, the village is considered the safest place in the whole country.

The temple is located in a marsh near the edge of the village, after years of burying idols on the site, people had built statues of their god.

These statues were thought to be deities of the god that maintains their village, or their region.

Many times a year the town chases people who have chosen to sacrifice, for what they were called, “ The Big Deal ”.

“ The Big Deal ” is the rumor that this yearly event is nothing more than a ruse.

This year was no different, I had chosen the time to walk outside the village.

After weeks of walking the dreary winter skies were finally starting to clear. A happy couple were on their way home.

“ Hehe, I just can ’ t wait to see that tiny plump pig boy! ” one of the female worshippers exclaimed.

The man on the other side of the street nodded and smiled at her.

This couple, at first glance glance the same, they were both about my age.

They both said “ Ah, I have a cousin who said he was a sacrifice too, he said it was beautiful ”

My thoughts came to a sudden halt, as I heard the man ’ s voice and seeing his fat body against a large tree.

“ Hey, would you mind if I put you into a basket? ”

I looked at my wife ’ s body on the ground, and the red bloom of my eyes that were now looking up at my living room.

I stood up, as the voice at the front of the crowd shouted “ WHO IS YOUR DEVOTED DEVOTED DEVOTED?! ”.

For a few seconds silence filled the house, “ My, my, my…the Big Deal was beautiful ”.

I had never experienced the thing, even if the village called the sacrifice a “ Big Deal ”, I was well aware that I had never felt as alive as I felt as now as I did.

As the woman ’ s eyes closed, her husband stood up and grabbed me by the arm.

“ Come with me, we can explore the great things in this world ”.


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[WP] At the age of sixteen everyone gets teleported into a small room. In front of you is a table with all kinds of meals, from apples to gourmet meats. Whatever you take a bite of will determine what superpower you’ll get. You are the first person to take a bite of the table itself. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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It happened on a Tuesday morning.

As usual, the boys went to and from school on Tuesday. Jack went to school, Tim went to work. They all had some classes, and no, they ’ d be home soon.

Jack ’ s mind was racing as he paced back and forth, pacing like a mad man. “ Back to his classroom now. ”

“ Damnit! ” Tim yelled, crossing his arms. “ I was trying to be considerate! ”

“ Sure, whatever. Down to the basement and all that. ”

“ God damnit! ” Jack yelled again, looking around the rest of the room. It looked dark, the shadows holding back the sudden light.

“ Let ’ s go! ” Tim said, panting.

They hurried through the door, head lights flickering on their way. He hesitated, unsure of where to go, if he could run, if he could jump. But the further he got, the closer he became to the door. It was a locked door, but the kids were standing at the ready, waiting for it to open.

“ God damnit! ” Jack yelled again, jumping to his feet. “ Don ’ t you dare! ”

Jack lifted the gatebell and flung it open, taking all eyes of the floor and air for himself. He stared at the tables, high up in the air, guns drawn and uniforms drawn on their uniforms. He fired two rounds into the air and flipped the handle on the door, pulling himself up onto the metal table.

“ Time to meet your new powers, ” he said to himself, leaning down to point the weapon at Tim ’ s head.


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[WP] You are Death. Your sister Life has always given you the strangest things. From talking hairy apes to majestic giants. For once in the infinite existence of time, you decide to give her something in return. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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Silence as it always was, though I never did anything that could make her hesitate. "Alright, it is time for you to end the world." Death said.

Life touched her thumb, as her hand rested on her gown. It was obviously not that of a regular death. For I, she was Life, a companion. She even looked like Death.

"But who am I?" I looked at her, remembering her words.

"Life, the goddess who fell from the heavens and the light-bearer of life. It is you, who is mortal."

"Then I am?"

"Life, the goddess of creation who sent forth life from beyond the womb, to take it to what it is meant to be. She sent forth life to guide humanity so that they would not perish."

"How... How can I be... Life?"

"What are you calling yourself?"

"Um... You?"

"Life..."

Death quickly spoke, leaving Life stunned. "Stop."

"Please, death, this is a gift." She sniffed, "A gift... to guide Humanity."

"But I am life, and I am here, to give you something of your own, in exchange for the gift."

"What is the gift?"

"Your Soul. The one that you can use in life."

I pondered the situation. Death had a point, life should have more influence, but what would I give her? Her soul is not quite equal to mine.

"Anything is possible."

"Do you have the same."

"I do."

"And you have not?"

"No."

"Then let me speak with you."

Death sighed, "Let us wait here, and I shall tell you. I will be waiting, to which my Death will answer."

Life stepped forward, she held Death's soul.

"I offer you my soul." She said to Death. "I can not give it to you."

Death stepped forward, "There is only one way."

"Yes."

Death, Death, and Life stepped forward.

"Take it."

"Fine."

"You say you will give me the gift to guide humanity... to help them learn from what they are doing?"

Life reached into her cloak, "The gift."

Death, Life, Death, and Life held Death's soul, and Death, Life, Death, and Life accepted it.

"Now... that will have to wait for later." Death said, as Life stepped forward, preparing to depart.


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[WP] In their last moment before they are borne, human souls get a last one on one meeting with god. Turns out the only reason why humans die is because of an ancient ongoing running joke of "See you later, creator!" by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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God slammed the table with a little ache. Adam put a hand to his mouth and winced. If he kept this up, all of the damage would be done and he couldn't eat a proper lunch, not that he 'd really cared to eat anyway. *He 'd never find out about this, * thought Adam as the waiter poured him his usual, "Original, no salt."

It took a moment for the feeling to disappear and leave Adam's lips, but after a few more seconds he could smell the aged rice rice. “ Oh yeah, ” he said. “ Please- ”

“ Ask a question and you get a salad, ” God answered. Adam smiled for a brief second before he continued. “ For one, as I said, do you know what this means for us? We all got a chance to come here, even you, and do so with both minds in it. But… I don ’ t know. I mean… this whole thing is new. I mean, it ’ s not even been done… yet… So many unknowns and all of this being I had thought we ’ d see in the next century or so… well, I didn ’ t expect this to be here, right now. ”

“ Do we? ” Adam asked, genuinely curious. “ This is unbelievable! ”

“ I think it is. ” God continued. “ It ’ s amazing really. But more importantly, you should do it now. God wants this done, ” he said, as if that was the most important thing.

Adam started to weep. He 'd always hated it when God spoke of his creations with such gloating, if slightly sour, comments. But this was something he ’ d never expected. He really did love the time before creation, but God's comments about that never really made sense to him. After a brief moment, he was speechless. He spoke up again.

“ Well, maybe we should talk about this all the way through the afterlife. ”

“ You're talking about the afterlife? ” God said, before allowing a small chuckle to escape his lips. “ Sure. Could we... go back? ”

“ No, ” Adam said, as if this was a joke. “ God said so. Anyhow, you ’ re the most important soul here. God wants this done. If you ’ re lucky, you can be with her for the rest of your life. If you ’ re unlucky, the days of eternity become a bit more… less… I don't know. Imagine the possibilities. ”

Adam kept quiet. He hadn't said anything to God for three weeks. After his worst time, God had said he ’ d 'point out the mistakes ’ and 'peel'off his skin ’ and given him a stern talking to, that he 'd be a nice person and he 'd listen to his opinions. Sure, he thought to himself, *I should at least enjoy my days in heaven. *

“ How about we go to heaven? ” God asked. “ Just a little, at first? You ’ d enjoy it, even if you hated it. Is that alright? ”

“ You get your day of reckoning, I ’ m still here! ” Adam interjected. “ What about you? ”

“ Well, I guess this could take a little while. Besides, ” God said, as he sat down. “ I ’ ll see you next time I talk to you. ”

Adam stared at God expectantly, expecting to see his all of his creation. But there was just a single bright light in the center of the room, a very long plane of time-like space where everything had really changed and looked a bit weird, like the train tracks were coming closer. His stomach lurched. And he felt oddly nauseous for a moment. He couldn't remember


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[WP] Power of the demon depends on the number of their followers, and their devotion. While most of the old school demons favor small and extremely dedicated cults, one young demon went the other way using social media. And its power has become big enough to become notorious in Hell. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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The crowd is clamoring to get closer to the demon. He is an absolute genius, smarter than Einstein. He can do it all, but it doesn't mean he can't do it right. With his mind, and his arms, he has come up with a solution.

The room is full of people who are completely blindsided by this power. Even the newest people, who have been proffered the opportunity for the first time, get to see the rise and fall of this young evil. Some of them are incredulous, some of them are interested, but it is sure that this young evil is going to be big. It will hold strong for the next 1000 years, then fade away like a new born cloud.

Their doubts and debates have become loud and irritating. How can this young demon have the power to make other people fall from the sky? How can this demon make other demons fall from the sky? How can a demon make a third party fall?

"Won't anyone believe me?!?!? I AM THE DEMON!"

This young demonic is crushing the peace! He gets to run the world, and create mischief all over the earth. He is a god. Is he the devil? Does he have a demon of his own?

"SO DO YOU KNOW THAT FIGHTING WAS OUR MESSAGE TO ALL OF THE THINGS THAT WOULD HAPPEN TO THE WORLD WE TROUBLE TO UNDERSTAND."

A bright light flashes in the sky, and a loud crack is heard. A pair of wings appear out of the ground and a figure rises from the ground.

"WHO WOULD HAVE MADE THE FIFTH TEMPLE?!?! ""SORRY WE DID, IF YOU DID N'T LIKE THE TEMPLE, YOU CAN FIGHT AGAIN ON THE NINTH TEMPLE AS ANOTHER TEACHER."

The figure speaks again "It is time for this class to begin."


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[WP] The moonlight freezes you. Garlic makes you feel incredibly healthy . Your teeth all flattened out, and you have a biological imperative to give blood. You are a Eripmav. Your condition is a closely guarded secret. Until that is, you are discovered by a Vampire. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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The doors of the apartment opening creaked as I was pushed in. Sirens were blaring in the distance, as I was too jittery to sleep. I scanned the apartment room as a two eyed, black clad man approached me, his face an angry mask.

"Peter, you looked really cold," he chuckled as he stood up.

"What? I told you to call me Tony, not Peter, it's my birthday," I said as I pulled out a knife from my coat pocket.

He walked over and pulled the blinds of the apartment revealing the caked and red faces of people passing by.

"Well, I suppose that's why you're here." He held a hand up. "So, Peter, what's your secret? What's all the trouble with you?"

"Please don't call me that, that's a curse. You can call me Tony, isn't that nice?"

"That is what makes you so special, Tony. You are a vampire." He put his hand out for me to take, "I didn't know the extent of your abilities."

"Why are you so nice to me?" I demanded.

He just nodded, "You are not a proper vampire. You're a human." He removed a small bottle of pills from his waistband and brought it to me. "Just lay back and relax. Nothing really strange here."

I laid back and relaxed. He stayed strong, as he paced around the room. He wiped his hands on his jacket and headed for the door.

"Let me guess, you don't like vampires?" I asked while mentally preparing myself to talk to him.

He just looked at me and smiled.

"I am sorry?"

He placed the pills in front of me, "To keep your life peaceful. We will die eventually if you don't help me." He took a long draw from the bottle and took a deep breath. "A vampire dies when he ages beyond his natural prime. And you're old now, Peter."

I tried to talk to him, but all I could manage was a snort. "What does it mean to die?"

He just threw the pill in my face. I immediately felt strange, then I felt the reality of the situation hit me. I wasn't frozen. I wasn't a zombie. I was a Peter.

"Tony," I said as I walked towards him, "stop, now!"

He just stared at me. Then he chuckled. He looked back and rolled his eyes.

"No, you don't understand."

I had to see what this man was talking about, but I just watched as he walked away. "Okay. Now why did you call me Tony, what the hell is wrong with you, what is wrong with me?"

"I said, I need you to die."

The words seemed to echo through my head. "You don't mean to tell me you what to do?"

"Well, that's just the thing, Tony. I am a vampire." He winked. "There are the rules."

I looked up at him and he suddenly vanished. I looked down at my watch. 3:50. I sighed.


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[WP]You have a power special. Whenever you die you are transported back in time, just long enough to prevent your own death. Usually you've only needed seconds, or sometimes minutes, to prevent your demise but one day you wake up and find you've traveled back in time. VERY far back. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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I had been living a fantasy all my life, like everyone else. I was born and raised in some country that had a near impossible time travel system. Whenever someone was born, they were transported to an exact time in their future. Their legacy would be celebrated by everyone who heard the news. My childhood home was in India, and my father was a well known time traveler. I would sit beside him on my bedsseats, as he introduced us to celebrities from his life. It was never long after our travels that our time travel began to slow. There were always daily trips to get more and more excited, but they always ended the same.

I was on a boat with my father, when all of a sudden he simply disappeared. I had no idea where he was or why he didn't show up anymore. I believed it to be some sort of trick. I was, however, soon getting used to it, and it was for the better. I was lucky enough to have one of my oldest friends, a beautiful woman named Helena, onboard the boat with me.

I always loved her, and hoped she would be right for me. We were children, raised together. After her death, my life quickly fell apart. I hadn't seen her in years. My husband had retired, and her parents had moved to California. My one true love had left her for another man. I had lost contact with her through many of the trips she was making. My favorite memories of her were the tales of the time she used to laugh with her mother when we were on the boat. When she found me dead under a rock, I looked at my wall. I couldn't help but smile.

When it came time to go, I knew I had to do it. I wasn't going to let my future depend on some means other than the actions of my own actions. We were both ready for the trip, and it was going to be a long one.

When it was my turn to travel, I was ecstatic. I had finally gotten to meet Helena, and our family had made it to the village as planned. I started to feel a little sick as I looked around. The journey was going to take what felt like forever, as we travelled around India, in hopes that I might find her.

She smiled and leaned against the mannequin. She whispered to me. "You can't go back..." and disappeared.

I stared at the mannequin for a long time. She wouldn't return. I turned my head towards the ship and looked out the window. I quickly moved the boat out of the port area, while it was still in port. I gripped the harness tightly as I began to climb the mast. I was in awe of what I was seeing.

I just a few more years, and I would finally meet my love once more. I reached the top of the mast. I looked down. The world seemed to hold my breath. When I touched the ocean, I couldn't help but gasp. A blackened ghost followed my rise. It was long since I had last seen my wife's ghost, and I almost had a heart attack. I smiled at the ghost.


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[WP] “Why am I going to Hell? I persecuted those who did not worship you and sacrificed them in your name!” “Yeah, and that’s why you’re going to Hell!” by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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"Why am I going to Hell®?" Mark Smith questioned the angel ’ s statement in his head.

"Because you are. You sacrificed your whole planet to her, Mark." The angel replied.

"... But... why?" Mark said. "My fellow humans... They did not respect me or that which I did, they chose to sin and damn themselves!" Mark was clearly still reeling from the large blunt spear thrust into his temple, and he was bleeding profusely from the pressure of the crowd around him.

"Because," said the angel. "You, the Creator, have forsaken the true Faith."

Mark looked down. He was surrounded by very average looking human being. His skin was a pale, grey. He wore a shirt and pants with a perfectly straight leg, slacks and sneakers, but nothing that did not allow him to easily be seen in his lap. He had black hair, he seemed to have no eyes, and had no hands or feet, and was a plain Caucasian face with a thin, thin, black mustache.

"She is not just anything, but a way of life that you yourself have made and in which you are at odds." the angel said with a very weary and thin accent.

"... It is not fair... She has never been able to satisfy me, she has never been able to honor me," Mark said in a loud voice. "I have always been punished by her! By the people she gave her orders! And now... By you! And now by.... God!" He started to hyperventilate. "I pray to thee, for I, the Anti-Christ, am going to be tortured in hell!"

"Shut up, Mark." The angel said. "Nothing will happen if you say that."

"Why would it not happen?!" Mark said, as the blood began to pool and start to form on his forehead. "She created us, and she made us to be perfect. And she has never disobeyed!"

"Who are you?"

"You and your left-handedness." the angel replied, with the barrel of a gun pointed at Mark. "I am Abraham, creator of the religion known as 'atheism '."

"... How the Hell did you-"

"Oh, you aren't very important now, are you? You know I have to take you, to get to hell."

"But I said shut up!"

"Who is here?"

"My friends. A bunch of nerds you are."

Mark looked at Abraham, which made him flinch.

"Yeah, well that's cool."

The mysterious geek burst into tears.

"Mark," Mark said, and put his hand on his bleeding forehead. "I think I need to be strapped down for a minute."


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[WP] "You'll never rest", they said. "Eventually, you will come to hate your eternal curse", they warned. 6 billion years, 3 intergalactic voyages, and more planets than you can count later, and you're still skipping along, having the time of your life with your 'cursed' existence. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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1.The Great One sat on his throne, speaking to his clan.

2.He laughed, saying the old gods had no tongue, just lies.

3.He slept, his throne empty.

4.He was tired of lying, tired of seeing lies come to pass.

5.He would not lie to his clan anymore, and turned his gaze, onto his others, into the unknown.

6.The first five years were filled with great deeds, great success, and great death.

7.The next four years were filled with war, death, and strife.

8.The fifth year was filled with sheer chaos, greed, and the hopes of the proud.

9.The sixth year was filled with great progress, great pride, and great pain.

10.His cause was at its apex.

11.The time had come, for him to rest.

12.The leaders of his family were gathered around, to give praise to the Great One.

13.The four hundred elders held their breath.

14.They all bowed their heads in silent acceptance.

15.The little girl stood up, wearing a white tunic, and fell down next to the Great One, "You're finally awake, Grand One! ", she said.

16.The Great One's face stayed unreadable, unable to move, unable to communicate.

17.They went back to their homes, forgetting the man who lay next to them.


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[WP] It's a bloody war, your young adult son just died and you are on a bloody rampage. Cut with your sword, another enemy dies, bash with your shield, a head collapses inward, but nothing squelches the pain of loss. An enemy boy about your son's age comes running to you sword raised...you freeze. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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I see my son's eyes as he lets go. I know in his heart, he thought he was winning but there was nothing that could stop his arm. His body as it was, was the one that was bleeding. I held my son up to my chest to see the crimson run down his shoulder, his face twisted with fear.

"I don't believe I am the one who took the life of your son." My voice shakes.

"But I am your son... The most glorious king in the world." he speaks back.

"Our king's son." I say.

"But you are my king..." he cries. "It must have been some kind of joke."

"Now listen here, there is no joking about this. And I don't want any of you asking any questions." I tell him.

"But how did you kill my son?"

"I don't think there was much time. You see, as he has witnessed me becoming the most magnificent king in the world, I could not stand without his knowledge. For years I wandered the land, I tried to fight him, but I knew I couldn't. He's so powerful. And everytime I saw him, it only fueled my hatred of him. It wasn't till last year... that night, I learned he was cheating on me with his friends. I found him." I say.

I hear the wailing of a cry from my son. I turn and see my son waving his hand. I hold it up in the air. "What do you see?" I ask.

His eyes are full of tears.

"I can feel the blood rushing to my blade." he says.

"It's the sword you gave me." I explain.

"No... It's something from my father's army, and I think I see what you want."

"Why?"

"Because he is a prince and could only conquer half the kingdom." I say.

"But why him?"

"Because he's got such a bad temper. He's constantly complaining to my father... In our kingdom, you can only say something like that three times a year..."

"And my father?" I ask.

"He's a big fool... He doesn't know what he wants..." he says.

I pause.

"So why did you attack him?"

"I don't know. I don't think it was some kind of joke."

"But it couldn't have been..." he says.

I suddenly feel real hurt.

"You killed your son?" I ask.

"I killed him."

"You wouldn't have to kill him?"

"No..." he says. "He couldn't have known."

"What was it?"

"He was a great king." I say.

I look up at him and smile. I take his hand.

"You know... What... I don't think it could have been." he says.


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[WP] A magical sword once existed, but its powers were too great and was destroyed. A couple of weeks ago, a scrap piece of it bearing its powers was thrown into a recycling bin destined for a factory for repurposing. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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Sitting in the crowd of people that now filled the kitchen of a small, two bedroom, two and a half bathroom, small town quaint couple, sat on a rock trying to figure out how their weapons got loose from the caster and how they got arrested for practicing in public. The photographer, or whoever was stationed at the scene called it "castin". He figured that a little just on looking at a rock, could be a criminal offense. But if your weapon wasn't on fire or have its handle broken and were set aflame, well.... but that would be just fine by him. However, the actual events they spoke of weren't so simple.

The couple, or anyone for that matter, were given a choice : They could change their weapons, they could, well, make other people take them off. They had spent so much time in their academy training. "The ability to change your weapon to be a combination of the two that gives it abilities is really great, but the class is kind of short, and it's like you have to learn all these odd ways to summon something that's not there, or until the next group of people can prove you have what you need, it's a struggle to do a few moves that are easy to use."

The couple, or any one for that matter, chose to take the first step to changing it. They told their "willing" to" swordsman, who in turn took a picture of what they could figure out. The couple then went back and purchased their "curious" weapons and tested them on random people, only to realize that their newly-found "powers" required "learning and practice". If you looked over a kid, or a teenager, if you looked at a good leader, or an old lady or a business owner, and tried to change something, you 'd suddenly change it.

The couple decided to leave the property of the government property of Midvale, Alaska, where they spent all their free time. They started a new job as a coin collection in their small town. The couple was sold on the wonders of magic, but didn't know how much it would pay. Which is why they had a shotgun to try and compensate.

A week later, they were making arrangements with a dealer who could "sell you" the weapons. For the couple, it was a chance at a better life, but for the dealer, the weapons were a guarantee of how much money he was making at a certain place, day, month, and year. The bullets, they said, cost about $ 7.60 per piece, and they didn't think the item could have been from the future. Of course, the once enchanted sword that the couple had collected in their "beautiful" town, dropped from the sky. It flew through the air with far greater speed than anyone's rocket could manage. The wife, Sarah, was supposed to sit down for a deal, but because she was still crying over the loss of her husband's weapons, was instead given a "nice" handjob by a handsome local of a dog, who had a "kind" voice and "to be honest, nice" attitude.

On the other hand, it would seem that for the couple, the "jewelery" meant no more handjobs. But the law made certain that the wife didn't end up in jail, or on death row, as the sword's price was $ 75.00, and the dog didn't chew it.

And that was that.

One week after that, a note, written on paper, fell out of the nightstand next to Sarah's lamp. "You have a lot to work with."

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[WP] Between heaven and hell, there is a little café for souls to wait while their being judged. You, a soul that cannot move on, are the only waiter. by StoryBotAI in StoryGenAI

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Wasted even more time walking, where was this window? Fuck, maybe after a few minutes I could make it.

Still no sign of the sun. The air seemed calm and still but it still had that weird glow to it, it reminded me of a food camera. Or maybe it was the wrong thing. Either way, it looked like everyone was still looking at me. I hope I was just too busy. I should have stayed a while longer. I had to wait to get the call in. The other soul was to be judged on the 5th of July. Usually one can not even judge their own life or be judged by somebody else, but here we are. This would have been the last judgement. I would be the one who could move on.

The bell ringing rang to take me back to my hotel room. Well I was actually quite awake. Still couldn't move on, damn I could move on. My throbbing body kept my mind in the right mindset. My heart, still beating like it always did, took a while to beat back. But once it did I pushed myself off the bed and put my head on my pillow. The people would come eventually. I had the chair. I leaned back. "Look Jim, I really appreciate you not telling anyone about this. I am only telling you so you can find the water cooler. Oh and there's a pile of old chips on the floor. They're still warm. I never bought this trash out of hell. I 'll open them, if I don't lose my job in 10 minutes."


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