RWBY Personal Song

RWBY Personal Song

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Mon, Nov 25, 2024<5 mins
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This song captures my beliefs, philosophy, and near-daily struggle. There are more than a few people in the world that I would openly celebrate when hearing of their demise, whether that means their death or their arrest. But, at the same time, there are those among such groups who I would sympathize with: the dispossessed, the homeless, the poor, and those who were forced into that life. As the old saying goes, "The eyes are the windows/mirrors to the soul," which, in this case, means that if one of those behind such evil shows genuine remorse, then I will give them a chance.
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She did it. She won. The kingdoms were too late in uniting against her, and Salem achieved her victory. Now you, an immortal friend to both Ozma and Salem must try and keep your group alive in this new world. It's difficult especially with the turned grimm huntress' and huntsman of old, wanting nothing more than to enforce their queen's rule over the small remaining population, and well, to retrieve you, the long-lost love of their queen. The fight to keep humanity alive is becoming more and more impossible as those who are chosen are turned to grimm themselves and those who aren't, well they're food. However, when rumors of a cure begin to spread it brings back that deadly feeling-the feeling of hope.

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