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      A World without Misery (Interitus 1: Book 0) Chapter Twenty – Fireflies and Memories   “People have been doing what you’re doing since the beginning of time. You’re nothing special. Everyone believes that their actions are justified. Every man who’s ever become a monster believed at some point that they’re a murderer with good intentions. But murder is still murder no matter how you disguise it. There is no difference between us,” said the familiar voice of the villain.             Ashes and cinders drifted faintly in the air as the weak breeze swept through the city streets. The houses behind Hatasuko and Vaida had been reduced to embers. The glow of smoldering flames reflected on the white walls of the canyon and stained the starlit city with a beautiful color. Hatasuko stood in front of Vaida with his sword in one hand and his shield in the other, but he stayed completely motionless. He did not watch the cinders as they drifted...

Strategy Puzzle: Land #1 Strategy Puzzle: Land #1 Note: Mobile users may have to hold down a card image to see it. This game is VERY clunky on mobile. Enemy Manifest Zone Enemy Manifest Zone A8 B8 C8 D8 A7 B7 C7 D7 Enemy Region A6 B6 Enemy Health: 8 D6 Center Region A5 B5 C5 D5 A4 B4 C4 D4 A3 B3 C3 D3 A2 B2 C2 Enemy Health: 11 Discard pile Ally Health: 2 (Click) B1 C1 D1 Sorcerer deck: 0 Manifest Zone Manifest Zone Manifest Zone Main Deck Defender of the Underground...

     A World without Misery (Interitus 1: Book 0)             Chapter Nineteen – The Second Astrodeus               Thousands of voices screamed from all directions. Incoherent cries choked the hollows of the abyss. The few pleading voices which had somehow strung themselves together were eclipsed by the endless misery. As Hatasuko stood with his feet in the pebbly sand of the Fons Vitae, he kept his nose just above the colorful water so that he could breathe. He kept his eyes closed tightly as he contemplated the anguish in the tempest. He could practically feel the lost souls writhing in his brain, destabilizing it with their misery. He felt more desperate now than ever before to find a way to end the Interfecti, but every time he let his mind wander to the future, he replayed the crushing memory of his most recent failure.              As the calm water of the Fons Vitae...