The Fallen

The Fallen

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It's been two weeks. Only 14 days since they took over, and already, things have gone from good, to horrible. They told us that they came here to make things better. They tricked us into thinking they would help us, but their idea of help is more like an idea of hell on earth. It started off with just a few sacrifices, but it soon led to something much worse than one or two deaths. Hundreds of people have been killed in unimaginable ways that you would never have thought the human heart would have enough courage to do. But these people, they seem different. At some points it feels like they aren't human at all. They seem more like a bad disease that's purpose is to kill us all off one by one. They call themselves Force 9 and they say their goal is to make the world a better place. Well I call myself Emma Skymore, and my goal is to stop them before they destroy life as we know it. -September 28, 2077
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"You're gonna get stabbed one of these days, seriously." I used to just laugh off my friends' warnings. Blessed with a silver tongue, I'd toyed with countless women since I was a child, and my college days were spent cycling through dozens of them. I was that kind of womanizing scumbag, and I genuinely believed there was no way I'd ever get stabbed in a law-abiding country like Japan. ...That is, until the night an ex-girlfriend I'd carelessly tossed aside stabbed me in the back. As my consciousness faded, I remembered my grandmother's words, "Everything you do comes back to you," and I died regretting my own foolishness.

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