Rome wasn__ built in a day, but that's because they never used Cosmic Ordering.
With the fading of the final notes the saxophone player turns to me. Its baleful, otherworldly gaze bores into my soul. It lowers its instrument to the disc and extends a podgy, grey hand to point at me. It looms closer, its head expanding, arm elongating. A clammy digit brushes the tip of my nose and a tingling numbness spreads over my face like an ice-cold spider web. A voice like the rustle of dried leaves whispers inside my head: __orever_ The last syllable stretches, just like my grandfather__ dying breath. And the beady, black orbs are no longer eyes but deep, obsidian pits_
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With the fading of the final notes the saxophone player turns to me. Its baleful, otherworldly gaze bores into my soul. It lowers its instrument to the disc and extends a podgy, grey hand to point at me. It looms closer, its head expanding, arm elongating. A clammy digit brushes the tip of my nose and a tingling numbness spreads over my face like an ice-cold spider web. A voice like the rustle of dried leaves whispers inside my head: __orever_ The last syllable stretches, just like my grandfather__ dying breath. And the beady, black orbs are no longer eyes but deep, obsidian pits_
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