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The spoon was getting hot on my hand from the heat rising off the spoon. I got the arm band and tied it as hard as I could in my arm. I waited about 2 minutes until my arm was completely numb I prepared the shot ready for injection. I pressed the needle deep into my skin finding the vein, and injected it. The feel was pure euphoria it felt it amazing, finally revealing me of my stress and pain.

I had to hurry up and feed my slave, I took a rabbit I found hunting the other day and fed it to the psychotic man beast. He was 7 feet tall and walked on all fours a very disfigured face and ripped muscles. He completely devoured the rabbit when I threw it to him.

I knew I needed to be at work in 5 minutes so I got in my car and took the allies to the school building. I pulled into the parking lot and went on into the building and down to my
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Except my slave, I took out my .357 and walked over to the beast. He saw my idea and broke through the barrier I set up. he leaped on me and we struggled. He bit my neck, the pain was excruciating, I reached for the pistol and overpowered the creature. I was on top of him and I asked him, “Why would you do this creature, why can’t you let your master feed?” The beast never really has said anything before but he muttered out these words, “You took me from my family, and friends. You excluded me from the public. And experimented on me, and you turned me into psychosocial monster. KIll me and eat my flesh and the consequences will be severe.” I shot him in the forehead and consumed his huge carcass. It only lasted for 2 days.

At some point I had to go make a food trip which was a problem I couldn’t leave the house since I took out all the doors and everything and boarded up the house. I realized something the old chimney on the third floor of the house, I decided it would be the best decision so then I wouldn’t board up anything else up again

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