Forced Empathy

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Reads 289
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Parts 11
Time 34m

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Mankind has gained the ability to take the pain of another for short periods, temporarily relieving them. This has led to a common job occupation of "Pain Empath". You were born with a congenital inability to feel pain, making you very suited for day one at your new job: Emergency Response.

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