Greed
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Last published Wed, Apr 22, 2015
Greed. The driving force behind all rich people. It doesn't matter what the consequences are. It doesn't matter what needs to be sacrificed. It doesn't matter whoever suffers from it.
Greed was exactly the cause of doom for our world. Now it is too late. We can't rollback. There is no way out. We, humanity, caused our own fall.
I don't know If I even should continue. Roaming the lands with no goal. Maybe I should just end it now. The easiest way out of this godforgotten world...
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