Mermaids

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Parts 3
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Reads 842
Votes 46
Parts 3
Time 7m

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I am the Great Drosselmeyer, maker of stories and the all-seeing eye.

Why am I doing this, you ask? Because death is not entertaining. All the peace and harmony, and happy endings I see day-by-day is torturing me on my death bed. And people would like stories where other people, and not themselves, are decently miserable.

I want drama! I want to see scenes that would make the hairs on my arms stand up in pure excitement! I want to see my characters cry their hearts out as they lose their souls in exchange for the safety of their loved ones!

I would want to narrate to you a delicious story of a boy and his dinner.All Rights Reserved

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