The Last Case
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  • Parts 26
  • Time 2h 58m
  • Reads 317
  • Votes 85
  • Parts 26
  • Time 2h 58m
Ongoing, First published Sep 18, 2023
Mature
"As he reached the finality of his conclusions, was he introduced to the concept of memories, that defined one's existence. And as the time revealed itself, he no longer believed in beginnings or endings."

When William returns from the eastern woods, he is told about the deaths of four outlanders happened in the renouned, old mansion in the east of town of Zora. Initially hesitant to entertain the curiosity- not willing to plung into his connection concealed within the mansion's history-his resolve wavers. That is, after his encounter with a once-mighty warrior, now enslaved and haunted by his past from the far East of the world. That changes everything.

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This is the story closest to me and the very reason I even considered of learning the art of storytelling. This story is everything to me.
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Lost In Temptation

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Have you ever wanted to know the answer to something? Been so interested in a topic that you stayed up well past your bedtime to research why something was the way it was, or if it was possible for it to ever be anything different? I have. That's why I got started, the Remembrance. I was only supposed to be the Chronicle of our History, so everyone could have the same access to learning as Time Lords did. It wasn't supposed to just be for me, or them. It was for everyone. I guess that naivety is what very quickly turned the wintry Elizabeth into the small and broken Eliza. The Remembrance of the Dead. My love of learning and Archiving quickly got turned against me when people showed what they could all do with even the simplest of things. Teach someone to make fire? They'd burn down their neighbours and rule with a red hot fist, until someone else learned and fought back. War and carnage ensues. But that's just it, isn't it? Knowledge is powerful, and it is always too tempting to misuse that power over someone lacking in it. This is the story of my brother and I, Lost in the Temptation of learning, where perhaps we went a little too deep for our own good. And one of us would say the price for the secrets to be kept.