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He's a seer. A magus, practised in arcane rites the runic grimoire, 'forbidden numbers' imprisons. All of the chthonic gods shriek in terror that the hex circulus may be invoked.
Abhorrent beast Pi, cackling, croaking, rise. A brilliant madness, a divine infection; the ur-decimal, gathering our howling souls.
A world consumed in reverence, mankind dies murmuring each vile digit.
Abhorrent beast Pi, cackling, croaking, rise. A brilliant madness, a divine infection; the ur-decimal, gathering our howling souls.
A world consumed in reverence, mankind dies murmuring each vile digit.
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It was the sound of footsteps that awakened R'ilk from his slumber. He opened his golden and blue eyes, looking once again at the bare walls of the cave where he was kept captive. From the orange light that tinted his rocky den, the sun outside must have been setting. But this detail was immediately swept away by the arrival of two of these shapeshifter humans in his cramped space. He immediately snarled, leaping to his paws to scare them, but only got mocking snickers in return. R'ilk hated these men who laughed at his forced immobility and sometimes prodded him with their spears out of pure sadism. He hated this cave which kept him captive, hated these strange symbols painted on the rock which hurt him terribly if he touched them...But above all, he hated this damned sorcerer who was the first cause of his situation. Circling in his reduced space, the Saber didn’t stop growling and hissing with pure hatred, staring at the men who laughed at his weakness. They hadn’t come
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There is a shiver along my circuitry when he comes in to check on me. I hear my gears whirr faster, but only for a moment, before my system re-adjusts their speed. I watch him from the corner of my eye, the task before me boring, monotonous, while he is exciting, lively. Lively. I run the word through my processor, its meaning sparking along my wires, slithering between my circuit board. He stops in front of me, glasses falling against the bridge of his nose.
He scribbles something on the clipboard he is holding and I watch as the ligaments and muscles flex in his arm. I rotate my vision down to my own arms, similar in design, but slimmer, m
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Contact Light
There is a shiver along my circuitry when he comes in to check on me. I hear my gears whirr faster, but only for a moment, before my system re-adjusts their speed. I watch him from the corner of my eye, the task before me boring, monotonous, while he is exciting, lively. Lively. I run the word through my processor, its meaning sparking along my wires, slithering between my circuit board. He stops in front of me, glasses falling against the bridge of his nose.
He scribbles something on the clipboard he is holding and I watch as the ligaments and muscles flex in his arm. I rotate my vision down to my own arms, similar in design, but slimmer, m
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FFM day 5.
Each of these words contains a number of letters corresponding to the digits in pi.
The challenge was to do this and also include 5 onomatopoeic words while mentioning pie. I used 'shriek', 'cackling', 'croaking', 'howling' and 'murmuring'. Most of those are variations on onomatopoeia, but fuck you, that's just how it is. Also I mentioned pi instead of pie, so I'm obeying the pronunciation of the law if not the letter.
Each of these words contains a number of letters corresponding to the digits in pi.
The challenge was to do this and also include 5 onomatopoeic words while mentioning pie. I used 'shriek', 'cackling', 'croaking', 'howling' and 'murmuring'. Most of those are variations on onomatopoeia, but fuck you, that's just how it is. Also I mentioned pi instead of pie, so I'm obeying the pronunciation of the law if not the letter.
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Oh, crikey - that's splendid ^^" It's such an impressive range of vocabulary, and the language isn't stilted. And it's a proper story! With imagery and atmosphere and characterisation ^___^
So, so impressive
Also I mentioned pi instead of pie, so I'm obeying the pronunciation of the law if not the letter. Even your author's notes are witty ^__^
So, so impressive
Also I mentioned pi instead of pie, so I'm obeying the pronunciation of the law if not the letter. Even your author's notes are witty ^__^