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Essay : An Overview Of The Night '

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He had lost count. Time seem to have looped eternally. He couldn’t remember exactly when it first started. The first time he lurked and lingered under the confines of eternal darkness. It was all a blur now. Was he born out of it? He was not entirely sure. All he knew then when he first sprung out of the void was remembering the feeling of insatiable hunger. It was a mixture of impulse and the uncontrollable desire to kill. There was no rhyme nor reason to it. He was just that--- a creature of rage. He could barely recall the first time he swung his rusty dented sword against a prey. Or the first time he decapitated someone by the neck. Or the time he stabbed someone through the heart. Or the eyes. Or to some other parts that he …show more content…

At the entrance of the dungeons gate, hurried footsteps can be heard from a reasonable distance. It made multiple eerie echoes, bouncing off on all of the walls of the cave. With a loud bang, with the gigantic steel gate closing, it eventually stirred the attention of the other residents of the floor. Vampiric bats disturbed the air and with uneasiness, the adventurers scurried their way through the inside of the precipice. "I think we should go back. I have a really bad feeling about this." suggested the young man from the back end of the line formation. He’s holding a staff and was cloaked in crisp white linin armor with trimmings of silver from shoulder to foot. Although he was fairly medium in height, auburn and was wearing a husk type haircut that made him look silly, the young man displayed authority as he spoke. "Come on Rye, don’t be such a drag! This is the first floor of the dungeon for fucks sake. What else could go wrong? I mean, the monsters on this level are all push overs." "Will you please stop acting like a paranoid wuss all the time and let’s grind some levels here already. Just imagine the three fold experience okay. Isnt that reason enough to take a little risk? And we’re not gonna die okay. Geez." It was Mason. Dressed in ragged brown leather armor, he unsheathed his twin daggers from either side of his waist as he reasoned his way through Rye’s. The assassin in training was trying his best to reassure their captain about their

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