The Songstress(?)
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  • Reads 21
  • Votes 4
  • Parts 2
  • Time 15m
Ongoing, First published May 17, 2017
Mature
So, just beforehand, lemme tell you now that the songstress is not a songstress :}.
This means, if you're dull enough not to have realized by now, that what you take originally to have been a songstress was actually a cleverly disguised little faggot. That's right, a faggot, so people who don't like dick, beware! This story has an extra one!

-- Warnings Aside --

In the most mysterious parts of the Atlantic ocean, a research company by the name of Ursus Majora has taken root and built a base. Why? Political journalist Caine Marks isn't sure. He travels to the base in an attempt to unearth its suspected watergate-level political abominations to find only a single being, whose song finally escapes the sound-proof containment area due to the carelessness of a single researcher and thereby floors the entire place. Who sang? What happened, and why were all of these people dead?
Caine would only find out by looking, and being an investigative journalist had taught him to /always/ stick his nose where it didn't belong.
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