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There had been something very weird, very off about the new recruit. He had popped up out of thin air a few months ago, wrapped from head to toe in bandages. Not a word of what he did before, saying he wanted to join the sheep. He wasn't strong or skilled, and truly, there was no logical reason for Chuuya to pay him any mind.
But then the Port Mafia put a huge bounty on his head and things started to get interesting
(previously titled Sheep Civil War)
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28 Apr 2026
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Her eyes had that strange glint they always got when it came time for their daily torment.
“Should we get you a collar and leash? I imagine there are ones that fit you!”
“Don't be weird,” Sae admonished, her voice scolding as she frowned slightly. "Besides, you don't need to leash a dog for it to bark, right, Hasumi-chan? You've seen those dogs that are chained up and left behind a fence for so long they just go crazy barking their heads off.”
Sae leaned forward, pushing a finger under their chin with a sinister grin.
“How ‘bout it? Think you're crazy enough to bark for us?”
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21 Mar 2026
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"Must I remind you that humans cannot see as we are right now? There's no need to try to blend in here." They hissed out, their arms crossing tightly, watching as Chiyo ignored them.
"Come onnnnnnn, you're taking this too seriously. I'm just trying to adapt to the environment here, like, really immerse myself in the culture~" Chiyo continued.
"After all, We are in Gyaru central~"
[Otherwise better summarized as "fanfic bounty: ena gets ptsd from chiyo acting like sae" from Discord. Thanks for Idea! This was seriously fun! :) ]
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21 Mar 2026
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Hey.
I was wondering...
when I'm gone...
do you think you could try to be happy?
For me, I mean.AKA: My answer to the question "can you imagine being back in high school"
Yes. But only if it is an existential, vaporwave hellscape brought on by the insubstantial collapse of humanity due to corporate greed and humanity's refusal to accept change and consequence, denial of the inevitability of death and--Series