D Gray man: The Sun, Chapter 3Oh my god. I got up to chapter three? SH*T, THIS MEANS I’M COMMITTED TO THIS NOW!D Gray man: The Sun, Chapter 3
The door to an inn was kicked wide open, flying on its hinges and smacking against the stone wall. Yoko steps in, and stretches. "Alright, Yoshi. We're here." Yoshimata stepped in, and looked around. A standard lodge for five people, with all you could ask for: two bathrooms, five beds, a kitchen area, and so on.
Yoshi walked around on the inside, and grinned. "You've gotta hand it to the Americans, they sure do know how to treat visitors like home. I wonder if that's how they won their independence."
"Yeah, you moron,
D Gray man: The Sun, Chapter 2Yoshimata struggled to open his eyes, dazed and confused. As his senses returned to him, he felt a sort of… poke on his forehead. “What the hell?...”D Gray man: The Sun, Chapter 2
“Yay! Yoshimata-san woke up!” The girl above him yelled with glee, and hopped up. “Are you okay, Yoshimata-san?” The girl asked, the purple stripe in her hair falling down to her face.
“Eh? Sami?” Yoshimata groaned, and rubbed his head. Ugh, what happened? He could barely think; his whole body was writhing in pain. His joints felt like they were on fire; his feet were like cement and his legs like wet fur. He could barely mov
D Gray man: The Sun, Chapter 1The rain goes on.D Gray man: The Sun, Chapter 1
A group of five hooded and robed figures walked through a melancholy and almost rain-flooded street. One figure, with its arms behind its head, muttered to itself, “Perché siamo in freaking temporale? Pensavo che stessimo andando a soddisfare alcuni mostri.“
The figure in the front twirked its head, and spoke. “Eh? What did he say just now? I can’t hear him clearly in this rain.”
“He asked why we’re in a thunderstorm. Oh, and he’s also getting eager for a fight.” Another voice chimed in from the back. “I can understand him; we have
New FanFiction.
Devious
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My snark sarcasm is only on par with my dry wit.
People who paste things about religion in their signatures are extremely stupid people. Why? I want you to prove to me religion isn't evil and 'god' is real. Go ahead. Anywhere, anytime. I'll respond.
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You can't miss what you don't know, and you can't know what you've already missed.
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Corduroy pillows: they're making headlines
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My snark sarcasm is only on par with my dry wit.
People who paste things about religion in their signatures are extremely stupid people. Why? I want you to prove to me religion isn't evil and 'god' is real. Go ahead. Anywhere, anytime. I'll respond.
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~chu!~
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My snark sarcasm is only on par with my dry wit.
People who paste things about religion in their signatures are extremely stupid people. Why? I want you to prove to me religion isn't evil and 'god' is real. Go ahead. Anywhere, anytime. I'll respond.
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~chu!~
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My snark sarcasm is only on par with my dry wit.
People who paste things about religion in their signatures are extremely stupid people. Why? I want you to prove to me religion isn't evil and 'god' is real. Go ahead. Anywhere, anytime. I'll respond.
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~chu!~
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