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 In the Forest of Solemn, Adrus emptied the ruined water in his canteen, relishing in the way the parasitic liquid glistened as it pooled downwards. When all of it had drained, the young man sighed in relief at finally being able to drink again. The River of Aborigine ran between the lime green – almost yellow –foliage and cut along the grass as though a tear. Pathos, his bay horse, eagerly ate his share of the herbs and weeds in the soil. He had a flat eye, gold and desolate and forever seeking his master. No dog could match his loyalty. Except, to Adrus, there was a god loyaler than his horse, in that way he was a blaspheming

 There was a bear in the Park of Confusion, and it was weird because you rarely see bears anywhere but they were breathtaking so of course you wanted to see them. A lady with chestnut hair that matched the bear's chestnut hair sat very, very still and watched the bear scrape the tree like a cat flexing its claws. But a bear didn't have claws like that. So it just scraped, and long strips of wood fell off and fell in the dirt, but neither the bear nor the lady minded, so they both went as they went and admired each other a long time. Eventually, the bear disappeared, and though the lady felt like she lost a part of herself, she appreciated

 Tonight the darkness stirred more than usual, a cool, black apparition in the wake of the moonlight. The shadows throbbed; the night air fanned across her face from the warehouse window like a cooing breath. She could sense his presence by the sheer change of atmosphere as he neared, and in the evening haze she allowed a smile to crease the ruby red of her lips. Oh, him, she realized, and her smirk began to tighten. How amusing. Her guess was answered when a man, grinning with mischief, emerged from behind the entryway stacked with crates: Greed. His words rung out unhindered by modesty, and he smelled of alcohol and cheap perfume.

i. Visitation of an Unorthodox Kind One of the days after Yusuke returned from Demon World, Botan had sensed the nature of the air, and everyone had left early. Clueless as the former Spirit Detective was, he and Keiko – all of a sudden – held the strangest level. It was like they were finally on the same base in the ball park. The question was which base they were on. That question was answered that same night. Yusuke wanted it; Keiko wanted it. While still in the entanglements of a kiss, they collapsed into the bed. And so one thing led to another. Following the experience, the both of them lay panting under the covers. The r

Today I’m somewhere, Far off in a dream, Because I’m thinking romantic thoughts, And all the ones in-between. I know it’s generic, Every teenage girl does it, Yet it can’t disrupt me. So I remember a day (that Never Happened), Where Mysteryman and I confide. I don’t know who he is Because I already know everything about him. So we slept With our backs to a tree, And we crept Around the wall to eat chocolates, And we dreamt That there was no God, When there was only you and me. In due time I know he’ll come, But until then, I wait and wait and wait until I’m frozen. Maybe, though, The wa