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SO SICK OF WASTING ALL MY TIME, HOW IN GOD'S NAME DID I SURVIVE?
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[align=center][font=century gothic][b][font=georgia]I NEED A LITTLE SYMPATHY TO SORE MY INSECURITIES!
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That was when Karma halted. He ceased his elemental manipulation, as time seemed to freeze for him. Wait a minute. There... there was something wrong here. That body was all too familiar, why was that? That figure seemed oh so familiar to a specific someone he knew. A kind girl, a daredevil, always getting herself caught up in the most dangerous things and always coming through with a smile on her face, and... Oh. She was dead.
The soil that the male intended to pile atop of the body ended up hardening, slamming into the nearest booth and knocking it over, toppling its contents over with it. Every death was just a big oh for him. After all, there was no use in kicking and screaming for what was already gone-- what was never theirs in the first place. Tears were selfish, simply craving for what was lost in the arrogant need to fill the gap that they left. He didn't want to display something as foolish as that.
Now here came the fallen one's girlfriend, her emotions all over the place, unlike Karma, who kept every individual one of his little feelings stocked in his heart and mind, far away from breaking the surface so that he'd never break under the sadness, the pressure, the complete and utter brokenness that he already was already doing so internally. Of course, only a weakling would display such things like that, so he kept his heart shut and his mind closed, sealed tight.
He heard Emmet's voice not too far behind him, as it came closer and he felt the wolf leaning against him for support. Karma did not flinch at this, only remained as still as he was earlier. Why were they all so devastated? Why couldn't they stop their sadness from overflowing, spilling over the brim and emptying out in front of this corpse, that could no longer comprehend their feeling? Why was it, he wondered.
The male, clearing his throat to remove any shakiness from his voice would then state, [b]"A proper funeral. We need a proper funeral, and Brandy, you'll host it." He huffed, as though careless, gaze hardened as he continued to gaze as the carcass, watching it as though it had a chance of breathing once more, of her heart beating once more. "I'll pay my respects separately," he stated roughly, tone compensating for his voice wavering.
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