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Spoiler: Preword This story is the continuation of my first fanfiction I Will Touch the Skies, however I am writing it to be readable to anyone, whether you know what happened in Sinnoh or not. There will be moments where you'll notice characters referring to past events or existing relationships that began in Sinnoh, but you won't need to know the original st...

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Chapter 1- The World I Wanted (世界が欲しかったもの / Sekai ga Hoshikatta Mono)


Morning sunlight slipped through the gaps of a crooked wooden shack. Dust drifted in the beams like glitter caught in slow motion. A small chicken stood on Hajime's chest, puffed up and proud, its claws digging through the thin blanket.

"Yama... It's too early," Hajime mumbled,...

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As a big fan of HOI2, I was just curious to see who else here plays and what opinions everyone had on HOI4, due for release Q1 2015.

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Phyrexia. A perfect civilization of harmony and unity, begun by the great Father of Machines Yagmoth and led by the wise and just Elesh Norn. A place in which every person has a place appropriate to them and no one wants for resources. Eternal and unchanging, much as the glistening oil that connects you all.

Most of that is, of course, nonsense. The idea that Phyrex...

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The address printed on the receipt led James to what appeared to be an abandoned antique store in one of the city's less reputable districts. Half the windows were boarded with plywood while the other half were caked with grime, making it impossible to see through. The neglect was obvious in every facet, even the sign above the door had faded, the old fashioned printed name worn...

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