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Couldn't think of a title, so went with that. Random, James finds a wagon train, saves the hot women, fuck's em. A one shot while I wait for New world chapter 5, hope you enjoy. Stroke story, no plot.
The story has officially hit six thousand downloads, has a score of 7.20, is in the library of 284 people and has 176 votes. Me likey!
I'm glad you all like it. I have chapters five and six completed and sitting in my editors inbox, once edited and done I'll post weekly. My thanks to NNPDAD and his ever lasting patience and dealing with my constant bullshit.
At least now he's not moaning as much about my commas
Blahaha
The guy is having a crap, not scat. Just an FYI. Just fixing the edits now, NNPDAD as always is da man, even... putting up with my shit, ar ar boom.
Stormy night tonight, just been out on the front watching the lightning, love it!
I don't know why that stuck with me, the way it did, but I liked it. It's the simplest and cheapest ring he could buy, it finds stuff. There's beauty in that simplicity. No fancy gems or intricate designs, just pure function. A ring that finds—it's almost poetic in its directness. Sometimes, the most basic tools are the most powerful.
This got me thinking: what other basic, seemingly mundane magical rings could exist? I turn to you, dear reader, for suggestions. What would you propose as a counterpart to this ring of finding? The criteria are simple: it must be basic, so fundamental that it almost appears foolish at first glance. Yet, when combined with the ring of finding...
The challenge is to think small, but dream big. In the world of magic, it's often the most unassuming items that hold the greatest power, their effects compounding over time like magical interest.
$400g's? Fuckin' 'ell. Bro, could you spare a few bucks?
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