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Pax; Unliving

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And then he died. Selfishly. Foolishly. He would tell you that his choice was right. But he would regret it all the same. This is his retelling. His warped perspective on every bad thing that ever happened to him. In his words: It's the kind of love that only causes pain, the kind of loneliness that pushes people over the edge, and the realization that the pit you've thrown yourself into was bottomless all along. During his descent, the void slowly creeps up on Pax. It latches on to him, corrupting him, and slowly replacing him with a monster. He can't will himself to keep moving, but eternal rest is not an option... So he marches onward, Unliving. Till' he is naught but Sin. ------- Author's notes ------- Warning: This work has strong depictions of suicide and self-harm. Get help if you need it. Originally, I posted this on Honeyfeed (it has the same name over there too), but I decided to make a lot of edits, resulting in this rewrite. In other words, if you want spoilers you can go read ahead over there. Link to RoyalRoad: https://www.royalroad.com/profile/930766/fictions Link to Honeyfeed: (originaler version) https://www.honeyfeed.fm/novels/24530
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