Legend
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Complete Wed, Nov 30, 201629m
I may wear the symbol, their clothing, and their pride, but I am not one of them. I'm not a killer, I'm not a bully, and I'm not a Legend.
I wish I could join the others. They seem free, and just very relaxed. I don't want to run around hurting people like Legend. I just wish I could be normal. People admire us, but really, we are just afraid. They don't know what we really do. And those who do don't make it for long. I want to escape this life of darkness.
If only...
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