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Chapter 366
04:40
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Scraps of deities
Swept into the void
So far from source
In solitude, we writhe
Save no soul
Erase Erase
Disentegrate
We are lifeless lies
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Chapter 332
04:30
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I am not impressed
This whole species is disappointing
Humanity has gone awry
We are the corpse of a God that died
Original sin is the loss of our divinity
The divide has cause insanity
So much access to our divinity
But we succumb to brainwashing
We succumb to the evil we claim to fight against
Your fate is suffering if you choose
Accept your fate
Accept your fate
Accept Accept Accept Accept
Accept your fate
You are the reason
Humanity has failed
Being devoid of sentience
Is your original sin death sentence
NPCs rule reality
You're praying to a God that wants to harm your loved ones
Voting in a system of government with celebrities making decisions
Send kids to school worrying if they're going to get shot up in a mass shooting
You are America. Where it's all a fucking comedy.
It's all a comedy now.
You fucking pieces of shit human waste
Ruining the fucking planet for your
egoic selfish desires
I promise you, you will be fucking devoured
It's all a comedy now.
Worthless cum sucking cunts
Money worshipping lifeless, Godless pests
Image absorbed, spiritless, vain
Resource wasting balls of flesh and matter
We all have damaged DNA.
We all have garbage DNA.
Our lives are lies.
(Your life is lies. -Moquin)
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