|BA|-Royal Military Police #16912275
Description
The British army was led by a man, Oblivion, he led the group of loners that made the british army, but this was no ordinary army, it was a group of idiots and simple minded freaks with braincells consisting of 1. The only reason they weren't in jail is because they were too valuable for war. Oblivion was one of those strange men, he had no friends, he didn't talk much and even less when you tried talking to him. Even though Oblivion was a strange man, consisting of unknown origin, he was well known in the community for his weirdness, even though he was weird he didn't care if he was being mocked at or being talked behind his back. The only reason the community thought he was weird was because he wasn't like everyone else, he didn't feel the need to fit in with everyone else in hopes of gaining respect from them, he already had all the respect he needed. Oblivion never cared about other people's opinions of him, so why would he care what they said that he was dumb or an idiot?
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
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| 8 Sept 2026, 16:16 | 1 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by Aryn (@s3ntion) as measured.
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Aryn (@s3ntion) — Holder (rank 255)
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