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I think you guys deserve to know I'm not going to finish that story.

I'm more used to write adventure stories with lots of stuff happening and many POV and I thought I could make something interesting with my psychological re-writing of Gorilla Warfare, but this didn't seem to be the case. Not sure if it's because of the writing or because there's already been way too many fiction written about that episode.

Either way, it was incredible difficult first two chapters to write and since I'm not seeing much support, I'll stop beating the dead horse. But don't worry, Coming Back will continue and my new big adventure is coming in the next

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