TGND - Scripture and HistoryInternational ScriptureTGND - Scripture and History
*As Recorded by Philipian Ghroshnov
In the beginning of time, there were few people in the world. Because the world was filled with mystical beasts, the few people came together in order to survive, and through time thus populated the world. As the population grew and the people became a reckonable force, the question thus came upon the people: Who would lead? Thus came the most savage bloodshed, also known as The Great Tragedy, in all of History. Brothers killed brothers, mothers killed fathers, and all men and women that held some greed in their hearts soon found themselves enveloped in a h
TGND: Chapter 2Daistena was breathing heavily, frozen in place by the horrible creature gazing menacingly at her. She tried to surmise what the creature was—animal—monster—beast, but no definite answer came to her mind except the fact that the creature aroused pure fear. She felt paralyzed while staring into its glowing eyes, and she was faintly aware that it was coming nearer and nearer to her. “H-Help—” She managed to mutter, realizing that even she could barely hear her own words. “Help—” She tried again, a little louder, but it was still as if she had lost her voice. She tried to position herself for self defense, butTGND: Chapter 2
TGND: Chapter 1Once upon a time there was a girl named Destiny--Daistena to be exact. When she had been born, a highly respected wiseman prophesized she would be the holder of a Great destiny, after thus she was named. Imbued and obsessed with the declaration of such, tutors from around the world came to train this girl named Destiny, tearing away from her the joys of childhood and adolescence. They had, indeed, made what seemed like the perfect girl. Given naturally by birth, Daistena had striking features. Accomodating her great facial beauty was her long, silky blonde hair and slender frame. Her years of turmoil with hTGND: Chapter 1
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we could use Tinks characters sketch as refrence!
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Ptolemy of Alexandria 125 B.C
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You Are The Fire In My Attic~
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