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High-rise buildings framed the horrific sight of angelic figures as they dove from the sky and hunted indiscriminately in what could only be described as a one-sided Armageddon.
A demon tinkered away and madly proclaimed, "I would rather pour salt in my tea and stab out my eye then be without my signature look!"
And somewhere in the rookery, a gentleman neatly folded his sit-upons whilst a woman danced ballet. Only an hour prior, he had shared adventures with a mollycot, desperate for warmth, accosted by society for his sin of existing.
Sir Pentious—Alexander—was a gifted liar, and by gifted, he had a mind more brilliant than most. But he was a terrible, horrible liar. And by terrible, horrible liar, he could play the part that was expected of him most, which made it easier to lie whenever the situation was right. But what was right and what was wrong were a topic for the ages, and he was no philosopher, only desperate for attention, for approval, and for love. A surreptitious man who would look the other way, a coward, a volatile concoction of emotion, who would turn back the clock if only Heaven didn't mark the inexorable passage of time.
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- Part 1 of (In)human Element
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20 Nov 2025