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The Dawn of Destruction, Chapter 13

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                              The Dawn of Destruction Interitus 1 – Book One             Chapter Thirteen               “The telescope is the convergent point of four dimensions. Whether you’re an amateur or an astronomer, it gives you access to beauty that just cannot exist in the silent shadows of this twisted Earth. If you watch for long enough, you will see sights that do more than take your breath away; you will crack the encryption of the universe and see beauty so stunning that it freezes the air in your lungs. The volume of space will make the blood in your veins run cold, but it will not be the painful coldness that surrounds this desolate place. It will be the coldness of a world untouched by tragedy. And though there exists a world out there, a hellish place under the bloody ...

The Dawn of Destruction, Chapter 13 (Clean)

                              The Dawn of Destruction Interitus 1 – Book One             Chapter Thirteen               “The telescope is the convergent point of four dimensions. Whether you’re an amateur or an astronomer, it gives you access to beauty that just cannot exist in the silent shadows of this twisted Earth. If you watch for long enough, you will see sights that do more than take your breath away; you will crack the encryption of the universe and see beauty so stunning that it freezes the air in your lungs. The volume of space will make the blood in your veins run cold, but it will not be the painful coldness that surrounds this desolate place. It will be the coldness of a world untouched by tragedy. And though there exists a world out there, a hellish place under the bloody ...

The Dawn of Destruction, Chapter Twelve

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                             The Dawn of Destruction Interitus 1 – Book One             Chapter Twelve               The mountains looked like foothills from the sheer altitude of Seth’s location. The atmosphere was silent at this height; the only sound came from the wind howling in the sky. Seth could not remember why he was here; he did not even recall climbing to the sky-piercing summit of this snowy mountain. As he tried to figure out how he got to this terribly cold place, he realized that he had no idea where Phil or the guardian went. The only thing that he remembered was the excruciating terror of watching Naomi’s sister die. And though that memory tormented him, the adrenaline rush was the only thing giving him warmth to fight the frigidity.           ...