Sunken Cities ~ KickThePj

Sunken Cities ~ KickThePj

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It all happend very fast. Fast and- sudden. He had always been a bit weird, but I didnt expect him to break this easily. Or suddenly. Maybe I just didn't look hard enough. I always thought there would be a process. Like a in the movies when the lead is hanging onto a rope ladder and you can see the fibres break and the rope gets thinner and tension rises until the sting inevitably breaks. There was no tension building when his string broke. It was more like a cut. The last drop that broke the dike. Suddenly water was everywhere and in this mess we had no other option than to go to Atlantis.
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