Matthew Robinson
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"You don't want her?" Kain swiftly questioned. "Nope!" "You don't love her?" He inquired "... Nope" "FUCK! FIVE YEARS!" Kain bellowed, tearing the hair from Lisa's skull in a vicious flash of rage. Giggling with a loving smile, Lisa blushed, "Honey, not in front of Arsene. He is watching." she said, tracing up his legs with her bloody fingers. "You must be lying! How can you not love her!" Kain shouted, licking the bloody scalp of Lisa, "She is amazing! The best woman I have ever laid my…-
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"I don't do crazy!" "Yeah, I don't think she skinned herself then proceeded to have a stillborn suck at her tit!" Astrid voiced, "Look at her! She is clearly broken." "It's the curse of my cock! It happens. Let's just head back." "Arsene, be serious," Tyr sternly replied, "this is wrong on so many levels." Releasing a sigh, knowing they were a bit right, I eyed the Altor that rested beside Lisa. Noticing the pentagram symbolizing sacrifice, I turned towards the child upon her chest and then…
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Trembling within a hidden turmoil, I felt more and more power begin to rise within me. Tyr was, without a doubt, an upstanding man. Many would even call him a hero amongst his kind. However, to betray his people, or more importantly, his family, was a heartbreaking tragedy within his heart. I was sure both Heimdall and Tyr held a good relationship, but with a Prince of Hell within Midgard, the fate of his kind was on the line. "Cat caught your tongue?" I asked, peering deep into the shadow of his heart.…
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Stepping out the shadows, I appeared upon the base of a mountain blanketed by a silver sheet of snowfall. The air was fresh, almost surreal as I stood still, taking in the natural wildlife around me. "Master," said the faceless taking a knee. "You may leave. I wish to be alone," I commanded, stepping up the base of the mountain. Ignoring the fearful gazes of those that recognize me, I slowly came upon the temple, or a cathedral covered in Azure vines. "Arsene Snow," A man with one hand called to…
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"Lord Argo, please just tell me why are we not storming Arsenes stronghold?" Merikh asked, clenching his fist. A trace of burning fire glimmering like stars within his dark eyes. "To be young and stupid," I mocked, watching the young man upon his knees turn blood red in shame. "Because I ordered you to stay, or was I not clear enough?" "We have the manpower," He rushed to speak, "We can end this all." "Oh really, so you are telling me that the Giants, Vanirs, and Aesirs can challenge the demons of…
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"I am alive?" Opening my sights, I felt a little detached. It was night, yet I was not where I was before but rather within my chambers resting upon my bed. Hoisting my body up, a few strands of dark-colored hair filled with a faint ashen blemish appeared within my sights. Slowly stepping into the mirror, I watched myself, watch me. I stood a little over two meters in height. My face had not changed much aside from my hair shifting to obsidian black, holding a strand of ashen all around. My eyes,…
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Lifting my gaze towards the echoes of the night consuming the Nine realms in its darkness, a trace of fear gripped my soul as both Sitri, and I peered out towards him. Even if he stood trillions of light-years away, I could feel it. Tenebrae had descended upon the land caressing his body with her darkness. "A Dao Heart," Sitri whispered in shock, rising from his chair. Gradually all-natural light that existed with the world faded, leaving only a world of black even to those that could see within the…
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Leaving the Shadow Realm, the vibrant rays of light filled my sights as I laid upon my back staring up in wonder. "Dao of Kings, Devil Hearts, War and Sin. Four mortal Dao's, two of which are connected to one another. No, it's just one; why complicate it. Let's just add them all together, and I have grown extremely close to the Dao of kings and sin during these past five years." "Scared?" Anya asked, hidden from sight. "Forming a mortal doa is a life-changing event." "It would be a lie if I said I…
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"A third party, is it?" "Aye, and apparently, they can come and go within the realm of Heihim as they please." Tyr lightly said, sitting beside me. "I have already spoken with Idun, but I am not comfortable, leaving a faceless there knowing who they are. What do you think we should do?" "This war, The Court of Nox, now A third party; it seems like everything regarding this boy name Arsene is complicated. What I think is that you take a step back. Heimdall should already know what is going on, yet he…
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"Where have you been, Heimdall?" I could not help but shout, slapping my palm upon my brother's shoulder. "Things have gone to hell without our Watcher," I said, within the Asgardian halls, covered by golden pillars. Releasing a hollow scoff, a rainbow-colored divinity pushed away my arm as he stood similarly like a stranger in front of me. "Heimdall?" I muttered, taking a step back from the pale grimace of Heimdall. Studying his handsome face for a second, I felt my lips slowly descend into a frown.…
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