deathwholaughs

"Who, or what, are we to turn to if the beliefs we have trusted to guide us prove to be false? What if everything we have put our faith in was nothing more than a collage of lies, an intricate web of deceit, and that we have all been mere fools to have been misguided by its vile logic? What if? What if? I guess, there isn't really much of an answer to that question, for the answer is obvious - we either place our beliefs in something or someone else, or, we do not believe in anything ever again. Do old folks deserve the respect they so command in the people? So what if they have lived many years before us? Does it give them the right to comm

"It saddens me, really, when i look upon others, and see them use their biased eyes to judge others. They stereotype others, judging using past examples and tales told to them by people no smarter than unthinking beasts. If beasts were granted the gift of logical thinking, they would prove better than these people. Yet, these people are everywhere. They make up the mightiest clans, the vilest demons, the most powerful governing nations in all lands. These people create the laws, set the rules that bind the people to their "principles" and "morals". But, what if these so-termed "principles" and "morals" are not actually right? These laws, and

"I, am Sam. Sam Dragonclaw. Some refer to me as the Avenger, others give me ridiculous names like "the Light of Tomorrow" or "the One". One of them even termed me as the strongest fighter in the world. Why? Because i killed Ty'lis, the Guardian of the Shadows? I would not think such a deed would deserve such glory or praise. Truth is, why did I become the person I am today? i had no choice, so to speak. Brought up by the avengers, i was naturally expected to be trained like one of them. indeed, my angelic left forearm was overly advantageous in that trait, but I've never felt much glory in killing. I fought and killed, only because I had to