Even if you don't like the level itself, I think everyone can admit we're genuinely so lucky as a community to have a level like Grief and the streamed verification process that has come with it
I know I know, it has been a good couple of years. The official Unnerfed Innards remake has finally got its first preview thanks to @chainyyyyy and xarve! Let us know what y'all think of it so far!
https://t.co/1zxOCBtRBS
Hello everyone, the long awaited official remake of Unnerfed Innards has finally gotten its first preview. The first section (first clip) was created by the goat @chainyyyyy. The second section was created by xarve. I am genuinely so proud of their work and hope you all enjoy it!
For four days in a row, a mother noticed that her son would come home from school 20 minutes late each day
Whenever she asked why, the boy would give the same innocent reply: "I just stopped to say hello to the husky." Since their neighbors did indeed own a husky, the mother didn’t think much of it.
But when she mentioned it to the neighbors, they told her that their husky had been away the entire week. Hearing this, the mother’s heart sank.
Feeling both curious and concerned, she quietly followed her son the next day. Walking through a quiet alley, she saw her son kneeling beside a severely injured wolf, gently sharing his snacks with it. The wolf had a broken leg and could barely move—it was the boy’s kindness that had kept it alive until then.
The mother immediately contacted the relevant authorities, and the wolf was rescued and received medical treatment. Later, surveillance footage confirmed that the boy had been feeding the wolf every day after school. The story soon spread online, with thousands of netizens commenting: "Children see the world differently than we do. They don’t label things as 'dangerous'—they simply see a life in need of love."