Sirens echoed in the distance. Soon they'd find the body. Quite interesting that I give them all the answers yet they do not pay attention. It's really sad though. Human minds are very closed off. They think in formulas and 'seeing is to believing' nonsense. Soon they'll learn soon. Who will my black rose choose next.
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