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    Nickle and cobalt sing in a foam room. The walls choke their voices before they can escape to warn those on the outside. Dull thuds beat the air throughout like heart palpitations; but, for a moment, there’s a break in the noise: silence. A vague melody whispers, but it’s too faint to recognize. It’s gone now: back to square one.    Rancorous spirits fill the space and set fire to the world. Dread and urgency remain. Reason is cast to the void. Only wails of the damned rule this land with their iron cacophony. The neck strains as it’s strangled and twisted to force out a scream, but perhaps it was too much. A dea

    We remember the first day. It is a day we cannot forget.    In the shroud of night, a fairy fell to Earth and delivered upon us a great gift. Its first contact was with a woman in West Virginia; but where she got it from is lost to us. From her, she would go on to spread the gift to her family – her husband, the children, her relatives – and continue with her friends who would repeat the same process. They would all come to accept the gift, and it would soon spread to the world in less than a year.    With this gift, we advanced far beyond what was ever imaginable: a complete understanding for one another with zero error i

    The virus spread quicker than anyone had anticipated. One-by-one, man fell to the ground despite their best efforts to counteract the virus. It hadn't even been a year before the last animal died off, plunging the world into an eternal dream.    Log Start: Physiological Effects of Infected Animals; July 3rd, 2032.    Ever since we isolated the virus for examination, the number of infected species continues to rise. It's in everything: livestock, fish, pets, birds, newborns... we haven't discovered a single thing that isn't infected. It's a phenomenon that's sweeping across the world as I document this, and nobody knows why; but the bes

"Dear Brother,    "It is with unfortunate news that I must bid you farewell. I wish it didn't come to this, but I must carry out God's will beyond your kingdom. As the head of my sect, it is my duty to spread the faith wherever it is needed, and I must therefore leave the confines of your realm to do God's work.    "Before I depart, I'd like to meet you one last time. It's been far too long."    A hand reaches from behind the thrown and silences the mad king.    "Farewell, Brother." The king struggles for air as the dagger pierces through his throat.

    Alex ordered the curry from the menu: Extra Spicy. The waiter advised her to go with mild, since she was new to the spice game; but Alex insisted and would not back down. Reluctantly, the waiter delivered her order to the chef, and even the chef was taken aback but nonetheless fulfilled her order. The chef crafted her meal with a superb mastery of the culinary arts before serving it on a platter for the waiter to deliver.    As the dish was served, the waiter offered Alex another chance to reconsider, but she denied it. Alex dug in, slurping those delicious noodles she'd been dying to try out; and the waiter stood there and watched in aw

    My brother came by to visit today. We did the usual stuff: catching up, shooting some guns at targets, playing catch w/ a football and stuff. In the evening, we weren't sure what to do, but little did we know that this would be the night neither of us was prepared to endure. 8 PM    I've been sitting on the couch trying to brainstorm what we could play. I didn't have an extra controller for video games, so I started to think about the board games I had.    "Hey, you feel like playing Monopoly?" That's a classic we both enjoy.    "Sure, but let's make it interesting."    "I'm listening."    "We're gonna drink while we play." The bever

<Log 152-20xx>    "Today, I, Prof. Angelo, achieve true transcendence. No longer shall I be confined by my mortal shell; and with god as my witness, I will succeed or die trying. Either way is satisfactory." <end>    The log shines on the computer screen, glowing green. Schematics and illustrations of the human anatomy are scattered around the lab. Two glass pods sit connected to a grand machine, both of which contain vaguely humanoid bodies. On the machine is a progress bar: 100%. One of the pods cracks open with a satisfying hiss: the hermetic seal has disengaged. As the pod door lifts up, a seemingly human man steps out, f