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The story of eternity


Indoril Nerevar

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a good drink to give her the courage to fight the daedra. So she went to the local bar, and drank until she could barely see the ground. On her way out, the God of Storytelling decided that she was too cliche a hero to be entertaining. Unfortunately for her, the alcohol was too much, and she tripped and fell on her own sword, impaling her heart. As she died, her last thought was
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Death,' said one of the bacteria. "An appropriate name for the pile of ash we will become!" And then he pressed the button on his tiny nuke and completed the ending of their pathetic existence. And the universe was quiet once more, free of over-used and unimaginative hero concepts.
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The god of life, disgusted with suicides, said: 'There shall be no self murders, intended, or unintened.' And suicides, even unintended ones (like falling onto your sword) became impossible since that day.
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(Thank you draighox. you may very well have saved this thread.)

 

The dwarves (the little men) then discovered dna of the dunmer. They then built machines to make variations of each person and they ended up with grey men( that's because the dunmer had painted pictures of themselves with gray paint instead of white because they had no white at the time.).The dwarves were very interested in restoring the ancient dunmer traditons. So they built shrines to each daedra in Oblivion giving them their power.

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Unfortunately it turned out that the god of life was nothing but a figment of Sheogorath's imagination, and promptly turned into a mongoose dancing the Bolero.

 

Sadly, the mongoose was so gigantic that it suffered gravitational collapse and where the planet had once been only a black hole remained from which not even Sheogorath's imagination could escape.

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[You missed one thing there, Theta. While the god of life was indeed a figment of Sheogorath's imagination, his will continued. No more suicides happened since that day.]

 

Far far away was a planet, called...

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