passed by with his okesa-gasa drawn so low that not so much as a glimpse of his face could be discerned beneath its brim.
certainly no cause for suspicion whatsoever.
ใ then next time, i shall remain outside the gates while the other twelve return. should hell receive you, we shall know that i was the offending party. should it refuse you still, i shall have the pleasure of witnessing all twelve of you being thrown out a second time. ใ
โWe already know the answer to that. Howโs the old sayinโ go? Never raise a devil too many. Whatโre they supposed to do when all thirteen of us are there? Ainโt nowhere in all the realms prepped for that shit.โ
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remains one matter i cannot understand. ใ
a brief pause, and the faintest suggestion of amusement entered his eyes.
ใ did they open the gates to protect those within, or those without.แฃ ใ
he returned. the greeting with a slight inclination of his head. his hands stirred, slowing somewhat as he considered her conclusion.
ใ cowards, you say.แฃ how unkind. to fear what ought to be feared is, after all, a mark of wisdom. yet if hell has indeed cast us out, there
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Lone lavender eye squinted to study his gestures despite recognizing his spiritual pressure.
โOi, itโs you, ลtogawa!โ
A customary middle finger was given to him in greeting, a grin spreading across her visage.
โPretty sure Hell got rid of us. Bunchโa wimps.โ
ใ a little excursion would be most agreeable. yet are we the ones departing hell, or is hell departing with us.แฃ ah, i should very much like to determine the difference. ใ
i want to die, i want to disappear, there's nothing left for me here. there's no more hope in a life like this, so i'm just standing here, in this nightmare, in a world that bloomed from my choked past.