Kanuri [PG:O] #16798518
OtherENfictional loremedieval fantasyhorror narrative
Description
In the Middle Ages there were hundreds of bloody wars, in one day there was too much blood. Corpses had to be thrown into rivers and seas to continue the fight without dying under the corpses of their comrades. Because of these actions, the water turned scarlet. The reflection of fire in the water made the reservoirs more creepy. People started going crazy en ###### Madmen took to the streets and killed citizens, thereby filling the world with blood even more. Even the mountains and the sun's rays turned red. Bloodthirsty people began to enter the government. This has made wars even more. The world was plunging into bloody chaos. After another ton of spilled blood, the mountains began to change their appearance and deform. Some mountains have become flatter and their verges have become like columns. Unknown symbols were engraved on these ######### The sun turned red and no longer shone so brightly. People who retained their sanity went to investigate these ######### It was impossible
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 14 Oct 2026, 19:00 | 15 | first reading |
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