Death Rules
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Ongoing, First published Jun 02, 2024
Weird Rules.
Mundane, until they soaked in crimson, dictating survival in a game where the stakes are life and death.
I used to think of them as mere suggestions, easily bent.
That naivety cost me.
The rules took a dark turn, becoming harbingers of destruction, their violations answered not with warnings, but with screams and the rending of flesh.
Each storyline unfolds like a butcher's diagram, meticulous and brutal, the consequences of transgression laid bare in visceral detail.
Entrails become ornaments, and blood paints the backdrop of my existence-a macabre realm ruled by these sanguine laws.
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The earth has been ravaged by war, and all that is left of humanity is on an iron island out in the middle of the Atlantic ocean. It was a paradise, because on Olympus, they were gods, or so they were made to believe. The inhabitants of Olympus were untouchable, beyond simple human desires like greed, hate and violence. Unfortunately for them, they seemed to have incurred the wrath of actual gods, nightmares, and monsters. And so, they have been forced to flee their 'heaven' for greener pastures, but before then, they'll have to pass through hell. Monsters, demons, nightmares and gods are only supposed to exist in the world of imagination, and that's exactly where they came from. And it just so happens that to survive, they'll have to enter the human mind, they'll have to invade the world of imagination, but what horrors must await them in such a place, depraved of reason and logic, perverted by man's desires and sick mind.