Aeron Chromio Darke: A Short Story

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The one above you...
(she is not the Lord and DO NOT look up, she does not like it)
- Aeron Chromio Darke
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1.The ideal romance
Once upon a time, in a village, there lived a very beautiful girl. She was called Aoi. In the nearby village lived a very handsome boy, he was named Hano. Aoi met Hano in school. They fell in love at first sight. Time flew too fast and soon, Aoi and Hano were adults. Aoi's family began looking for a husband for her. Several offers came and went, Aoi rejected them all. She loved only Hano. Aoi convinced them, she married him, and the two lived happily ever after.
Too soft was it? Let's add a little twist in it...anyways, hello, I am Hano, and I am telling you my story to pass time...It had always been my dream
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I had never imagined fire to be so passionate, so... so indescribable. The ignorant locals were slashing through the overgrown weeds on a patch of land near the forest and had just started setting some of the cuttings on fire...these people were battling against the dandelions with such a vengeance, it seemed they wanted a good harvest. Nobody seemed to be able to knock sense in their rustic heads that slash-and-burn agriculture was destroying the environment. Ah! Now I remember, this was the exact same piece of land where the bastards had buried my previous body nearly half a year ago. As far as I can recollect, I had been playing with my lighter...on, off, on, off, on...after a grueling field trip, when those bandits chanced upon me. They robbed and raped my old body then, but what do I care …show more content…
Oh boy, the farmers are sure to be surprised when they find those bones under the ash.

3. Russian Roulette
Goddamn the gun. She had lost the place where she had loaded the last bullet available. Now she would have spin the barrel six times till she got that unfortunate place with the last bullet. Hopefully the bullet showed up soon, and took away her life. It was almost like playing Russian roulette, only that those senseless bastards who did such stupid things were relieved when they heard a click instead of a bang...
She pulled the trigger once...
Click
She wanted to die, and soon. The moment she stopped, they would catch her. The last surviving scion of the Magna family ought to die proudly, than remain in suspended animation, while the lowest of mages would feed on her power.
She pulled the trigger

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