#THE BELL TOLLS

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IF YOU ARE AT ALL CONFUSED, KNOW THAT CLARISSA DALLOWAY O'GRADY HAS DESCENDANTS WHO CONFIRMEDLY MASSIVELY RAPED MY ANCESTORS IN WAYS THAT ONLY DEFINITELY POWERFUL TIME TRAVELERS COULD. GROUP SEX. THREE INSTANCES OF TOM RAWLING VIOLATING ONE FEMALE BODY TOGETHER. MASSIVE NUMBERS. DO NOT BE CONFUSED.

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THE SMELL OF TOBACCO

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CHAOS ENGINES

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TOBACCO USE AT NEWSSTANDS

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THE BELL TOLLS

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AUTOMATED CLAPPERS

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THE HOLY BIBLE

[comparativeoracle]

The Bell Tolls. Art by ​Nitasia Roland, from Tarot Chimera.

Arise! Hear ye and hasten! The Time is nigh!

(Also used in The Oracle of Secrets (The Alleyway Oracles).)

[shiningdesignersreflections]

Chapter 3: The Bell Tolls

Narrated by Loen.

Narrator: I picked up my gun and stepped onto the battlefield. I was just like the knights in the stories I had heard in my childhood.

Narrator: It was only then that I realized reality was not as moving as the stories.

Choose either “What is reality like, then?” or “You must have seen a lot of things you’ll never forget...”

If “reality,” ...

You: What was it really like?

Narrator: I ended up seeing cruelty far beyond my wildest imagination before my eyes.

Narrator: I couldn’t do anything about it.

If “forget,” ...

You: You must have seen a lot of things you’ll never forget...

Narrator: Yes. Even though it occurred so long ago, I still dream about everything that happened.

Narrator: And I dream about the people I will never see again.

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Narrator: To win the war, I disguised myself as a Pigeon soldier and stole classified information.

Narrator: I will never forget the day we defeated the Royal Pigeon Army.

Choose either “Why won’t you forget?” or “Is it because of Roja?”

If “forget,” ...

You: Why won’t you forget?

Narrator: The Pigeon soldiers who died in battle had briefly been my comrades, too.

Narrator: One of them, Roja, once said he hoped I could attend his wedding after the war.

If “Roja,” ...

You: Is it because of Roja?

Narrator: You remember Roja. I’ll always remember him telling me that he hoped I could attend his wedding after the war.

--

Narrator: But that would never happen. Roja never returned from battle.

Narrator: All I could do was give the dress I designed to his fiancee, Sansa. When I did I could see the hatred she held for war and soldiers in her eyes.

Choose “It isn’t your fault.”

You: It wasn’t your fault.

Narrator: Didn’t matter. I don’t care that she hates me. I only hope someday she can heal her broken heart and start anew.

Narrator: In fact, when I visited Roja’s grave long after the war, I also checked up on Sansa in secret.

Narrator: She still lives in their old house, and long green vines have begun to climb up the rusty window sill.

Narrator: That house should have hosted a wedding ceremony, crying babies, and playing children.

Narrator: But it was so quiet. The curtains were always drawn, and the door never seemed to open.

Narrator: I stood outside for a long time. I eventually just put the bouquet I brought down and left.

Choose “Sansa still hasn’t come out...”

You: Sansa still hasn’t come out...

Narrator: I’ve always thought that after a war, the survivors deserve to live good lives.

Narrator: But the land has been stained with blood, never to be pure again.

Narrator: I visited Uncle White and his family after the war, too. They later moved back to Westburg.

Narrator: Westburg developed rapidly after the battle. There was no trace that it had ever been destroyed by gunfire.

Narrator: The windows of Uncle White’s new house were clean, bright, and had a view of the tall buildings that had sprung up nearby.

Narrator: Everything looked new, like the pain of the past was long gone.

Narrator: But there was an extra setting on the table. They marked Snownight’s spot.

Narrator: Uncle White’s laugh was as hearty as ever, but it couldn’t cover up how much the years had worn him down.

Uncle White: You’ve grown, Loen!

Narrator: He said the same thing to me many years ago when he watched me get on the train to join the army.

Narrator: I wonder if he was thinking of his daughter when he said that.

Choose either “Terrible and cruel” or “The survivors deserve to live their lives.”

If “terrible,” ...

You: That’s really cruel.

Narrator: Because I’ve seen all of that with my own eyes, I have a better appreciation for life.

If “deserve,” ...

You: Those who survive still have to live their lives.

Narrator: You’re right, but having a good life isn’t that simple.

--

Narrator: The war was over, but not every part of Miraland had recovered.

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 4

[gaia-lapis-77]

not the bell tolling LMAOOOO 🙈 i wonder for whom 🤔

[follower-nari-blog]

Why did you give the Lamb a collar with a bell?

"I told the lamb it's for intimidation, making your presence known log before you arrive"

*Narinder looks down at the Lamb*

"Once they hear the bell toll, they shall know death awaits. Make use of this, Lamb"

{Mod note: Nari is daydreaming}

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NOBODY LIKES RESOURCE POOR SOCIETIES THAT DEVELOPED TIME TRAVEL OPERATIONS TRYING TO INFILTRATE THEIR SOCIETIES USING DECEPTION AND DISGUISE.

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THE BELL TOLLS

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this path full of thorns

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"Prosecutor Miles Edgeworth chooses death"

[deletedelight]

anyone else hear that ominous bell tolling???? 🤣🤣🤣 no?? just me?????? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

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Mizu5 ?

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lets play maiden dissection !

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Rule

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