James_Chronos
For a taste of the Beats, Jack Kerouac's 1966 Satori in Paris (19,980) is a possibility. Satori is clearly labeled a novel by its publisher, Grove Press, but nearly 20,000 words may be a bit generous on my part; it was difficult to calculate because of all the white space. There are several one- and two-paragraph chapters. Satori was published not long before Kerouac died in 1969, but it definitely has the flavor of the author's 1957 classic On the Road. Like the classic, Satoriis glaringly autobiographical. The main character, Jean-Louis Lebris de Kerouac (no less), travels to France to track down the origins of his family name. Also like Kerouac's classic, Satori in Paris is at times a bit risque; therefore, not all teachers would be comfortable using it in class.
It all started when medieval happened people started believing in fantasy. When people started thinking that fantasy was real they didn't believe it until now. Present time "hey Ken come look at this" what is it Ken said it's a new mmo game that's coming out wanna get it" asked James "sure" Ken said. A couple of months had past during this time the game was out and Ken and James were the last two to get the game.
[Creation Completed]
Was it the way he said it? Or was it the heaviness resting beneath each word that caused the golden eyes boy to unconsciously panic. Making drops of sweat fall from his forehead. Halting every thought he had which told him to share anything.
Jun smirks, absolutely filthy and dripping with lust. "It would be my honor, sweetheart."
It seems like there are some people in this room, but because my eyes don't want to be wide open I don't know how many.
Artura screamed with mad laughter as he pressed the skill key on his keyboard.
"Cynthia I believe that there shall be a way!!! Praying to a Arceus is not a perfect solution " A man in glasses suddenly spoke up which was really unexpected.
The next group of people are the Koreans. How do I know? Well they walk and move in packs and they have a leader who holds their banner. Their leader is a Chinese Tourism representative who basically knows how to speak Korean. It has a ribbon and their flag is attached to the pole. You would easily see them beause they are always in large groups. What makes it more chaotic in their group tours are the children. Who knows where they have come from. Most of the younger kids are crying because they must be tired from the day's events. There is also those young mothers and aunties who bring their own luggages and fill it with, guess what,not foods from the hundreds of sellers of Macau's very own delicacies, but from the discounted stores who offer a 30 percent discount in children's milk. Their luggages are filled with powdered milk in large containers. I wonder why they buy here because you can buy it in bulk online.
-Supernatural mastery of many weapons and unarmed styles, even just plain old brawling.
Undistributed Skill Points: 9
