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Notice:
This is the library, where I host all my original fiction. I tend to have EPUBs made, but I lost the EPUBs specifically while still having the original stories. Once I relearn how to make EPUBs, every file should have an EPUB of all the content within.
Also, it's not hard to make EPUBs! I want to write up a tutorial for Sigil sometime around when I get to making my own. I'll put it here, but for now, this paragraph is both my own reminder, an advertisement AND a placeholder!
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Casterue
Excerpt:
It came with time that Vane was obsessed with humanity, considering himself the most human vampire that still existed in this world. I had assumed this to be true, as Vane acted just like characters from stories he would tell. More recently, as I improved my way in the world, Vane allowed me more freedom. I would protect his body in the day, sleep longer at night while Vane was active, and wake while the moon was still in the sky.
During the daytime, once I was sure that no one was coming up the mountain, I would stray from the mountain. I only wanted to go to where Vane's eyes could not follow. I felt detached from these people below me, so I never betrayed my promises, mind you. Instead, I went to the other side of the trail. There was another village some ways away from there that I spotted during one of our night trips a ways up. They hung lanterns and played with fire on sticks that they lit only to snuff into the ground. It was beyond fascinating for me, so I crept up on them on such days. With them, there was a lot to celebrate, and yet my first instinct was to drag just one of them off with me. Instead of pure curiosity, I found my instincts to be dark and full of malice every time I witnessed this event. It went on for five years, that I would go down to the village to observe and leave before I indulged myself.
I wanted most of all to tell Vane of this, but I knew he would not approve. He raised me up to be more violent and cruel, yet I had the opposing sensibilities of humanity from all of his tales. I think it was only out of pure respect of human life that I abandoned them for good, scowling the last time I retreated back to the mountain.
When I returned, Vane was awake. He had been for some time, as he tilted his head to the side when I re-entered the cave to tend to him. Without hesitation, I had relayed my activities. All of this wretched stalking and spurning of my own desires, idly glaring at them like a starving animal when there was nowhere for me to have even taken a body.
He was impressed, up until the moment I reached out my hand to grab his.
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