101: Rules
Author: Nengi_Christian
last update Last Updated: 2024-10-29 19:42:56

Armageddon was something pulled straight from Corey's greatest fantasy. The small floating amongst the clouds like it wanted to become one with the heavens had everything a childhood Corey had dreamt off. When he first played a fantasy type video game.

From the medieval castle, to the clothes, the blossoming green terrains and the people. The people were close to humans excluding their great magical prowress.

Corey was having the time of his life just looking at the image NewAge had pulled up. He couldn't wait until they arrived. Then he could see in person just how wonderful the place looked.

But was he being honest with himself? He'd seen more places with a beautiful environment that this on can't compete with, so why was he is excited?

As an fan of anime and video games hbased off animes, Corey had taking a liking to to full metal alchemist and black clover. Seeing this place reminded him so much of that.

From the buildings. To the people.

The statues and the little stories they
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