BrahminBoss vs Salludon, the Epic PART 1

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In the dense, narrow alleys of the slums of Karachi, the moonlight barely pierced through the thick layers of smog and urban decay. Salludon, his heart still racing from the exhilaration of a night out, moved with cautious strides, his senses sharpened by the need to stay vigilant in these treacherous parts. The distant sounds of dogs barking and the occasional muffled voices of late-night wanderers filled the air.

Suddenly, a shadow detached itself from the inky darkness and stepped into the dim light cast by a flickering streetlamp. It was BrahminBoss. His presence was commanding, his features highlighted by the harsh interplay of light and shadow. Salludon stopped dead in his tracks, his eyes widening in recognition and alarm.

"That coloring, that zygomatic protrusion, those bones!" Salludon exclaimed, his voice a mix of awe and apprehension.

BrahminBoss's eyes glinted dangerously as he stepped closer, his movements fluid and predatory. "I'm here to take your Aura," he declared, his voice low and menacing.

Without hesitation, Salludon reached under his jacket and drew out his sword, the blade gleaming with a cold, deadly light. BrahminBoss mirrored his action, pulling out his own weapon with a sinister smile. The two men circled each other, their eyes locked in a deadly dance of wills.

The fight began with a clash of steel, the sound echoing through the empty streets. Salludon's movements were quick and precise, his sword flashing like a bolt of lightning. BrahminBoss countered with equal skill, his attacks powerful and relentless. Sparks flew as their blades met again and again, each strike more ferocious than the last.

In a swift, decisive move, Salludon feinted to the left and then spun around, his sword slicing through the air in a deadly arc. BrahminBoss was quick, but not quick enough. The blade caught him across the face, leaving a long, vertical scar from his eyebrow down to his zygomatic cheekbone. Blood trickled down, but BrahminBoss merely smirked, the pain seeming to fuel his determination.

"That only made me more Dark Triad, you fool," BrahminBoss taunted, his voice dripping with malevolent glee. Before Salludon could react, BrahminBoss reached into his belt and pulled out a dagger. With a swift, ruthless thrust, he plunged it into Salludon's side.

Salludon gasped, the searing pain overwhelming his senses. He fell to the ground, his sword slipping from his grasp as blood pooled around him. He looked up at BrahminBoss, his vision blurring, his breath coming in ragged, shallow gasps.

"But why, BrahminBoss?" Salludon managed to choke out, his voice weak and filled with anguish. "You had Chennai all to yourself. Why did it have to be me?"

BrahminBoss knelt beside him, his face a mask of cold, unfeeling ambition. "This isn't about you, ignorant fool," he said, his tone filled with a chilling finality. "I will become the Chadpreet I was always meant to be."

With those words, BrahminBoss stood up and walked away, leaving Salludon lying in the dark alley, the life slowly draining from his body. The moon continued its silent vigil, casting a pale, indifferent light over the tragic scene. In the ruthless pursuit of perfection, another soul was left behind, broken and forgotten, in the unforgiving slums of Karachi.


Tags : @Salludon @BrahminBoss @mayo mogger @RAJ GHRANDHICK🗿 @Jova @Rivers of Nihil @cavy @ChadL1te @Xangsane @Charisma
 
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He’s happy with his begum leave him alone

A hungry lion incel is always more dangerous

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In the dense, narrow alleys of the slums of Karachi, the moonlight barely pierced through the thick layers of smog and urban decay. Salludon, his heart still racing from the exhilaration of a night out, moved with cautious strides, his senses sharpened by the need to stay vigilant in these treacherous parts. The distant sounds of dogs barking and the occasional muffled voices of late-night wanderers filled the air.

Suddenly, a shadow detached itself from the inky darkness and stepped into the dim light cast by a flickering streetlamp. It was BrahminBoss. His presence was commanding, his features highlighted by the harsh interplay of light and shadow. Salludon stopped dead in his tracks, his eyes widening in recognition and alarm.

"That coloring, that zygomatic protrusion, those bones!" Salludon exclaimed, his voice a mix of awe and apprehension.

BrahminBoss's eyes glinted dangerously as he stepped closer, his movements fluid and predatory. "I'm here to take your Aura," he declared, his voice low and menacing.

Without hesitation, Salludon reached under his jacket and drew out his sword, the blade gleaming with a cold, deadly light. BrahminBoss mirrored his action, pulling out his own weapon with a sinister smile. The two men circled each other, their eyes locked in a deadly dance of wills.

The fight began with a clash of steel, the sound echoing through the empty streets. Salludon's movements were quick and precise, his sword flashing like a bolt of lightning. BrahminBoss countered with equal skill, his attacks powerful and relentless. Sparks flew as their blades met again and again, each strike more ferocious than the last.

In a swift, decisive move, Salludon feinted to the left and then spun around, his sword slicing through the air in a deadly arc. BrahminBoss was quick, but not quick enough. The blade caught him across the face, leaving a long, vertical scar from his eyebrow down to his zygomatic cheekbone. Blood trickled down, but BrahminBoss merely smirked, the pain seeming to fuel his determination.

"That only made me more Dark Triad, you fool," BrahminBoss taunted, his voice dripping with malevolent glee. Before Salludon could react, BrahminBoss reached into his belt and pulled out a dagger. With a swift, ruthless thrust, he plunged it into Salludon's side.

Salludon gasped, the searing pain overwhelming his senses. He fell to the ground, his sword slipping from his grasp as blood pooled around him. He looked up at BrahminBoss, his vision blurring, his breath coming in ragged, shallow gasps.

"But why, BrahminBoss?" Salludon managed to choke out, his voice weak and filled with anguish. "You had Chennai all to yourself. Why did it have to be me?"

BrahminBoss knelt beside him, his face a mask of cold, unfeeling ambition. "This isn't about you, ignorant fool," he said, his tone filled with a chilling finality. "I will become the Chadpreet I was always meant to be."

With those words, BrahminBoss stood up and walked away, leaving Salludon lying in the dark alley, the life slowly draining from his body. The moon continued its silent vigil, casting a pale, indifferent light over the tragic scene. In the ruthless pursuit of perfection, another soul was left behind, broken and forgotten, in the unforgiving slums of Karachi.


Tags : @Salludon @BrahminBoss @mayo mogger @RAJ GHRANDHICK🗿 @Jova @Rivers of Nihil @cavy @ChadL1te @Xangsane @Charisma
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In the dense, narrow alleys of the slums of Karachi, the moonlight barely pierced through the thick layers of smog and urban decay. Salludon, his heart still racing from the exhilaration of a night out, moved with cautious strides, his senses sharpened by the need to stay vigilant in these treacherous parts. The distant sounds of dogs barking and the occasional muffled voices of late-night wanderers filled the air.

Suddenly, a shadow detached itself from the inky darkness and stepped into the dim light cast by a flickering streetlamp. It was BrahminBoss. His presence was commanding, his features highlighted by the harsh interplay of light and shadow. Salludon stopped dead in his tracks, his eyes widening in recognition and alarm.

"That coloring, that zygomatic protrusion, those bones!" Salludon exclaimed, his voice a mix of awe and apprehension.

BrahminBoss's eyes glinted dangerously as he stepped closer, his movements fluid and predatory. "I'm here to take your Aura," he declared, his voice low and menacing.

Without hesitation, Salludon reached under his jacket and drew out his sword, the blade gleaming with a cold, deadly light. BrahminBoss mirrored his action, pulling out his own weapon with a sinister smile. The two men circled each other, their eyes locked in a deadly dance of wills.

The fight began with a clash of steel, the sound echoing through the empty streets. Salludon's movements were quick and precise, his sword flashing like a bolt of lightning. BrahminBoss countered with equal skill, his attacks powerful and relentless. Sparks flew as their blades met again and again, each strike more ferocious than the last.

In a swift, decisive move, Salludon feinted to the left and then spun around, his sword slicing through the air in a deadly arc. BrahminBoss was quick, but not quick enough. The blade caught him across the face, leaving a long, vertical scar from his eyebrow down to his zygomatic cheekbone. Blood trickled down, but BrahminBoss merely smirked, the pain seeming to fuel his determination.

"That only made me more Dark Triad, you fool," BrahminBoss taunted, his voice dripping with malevolent glee. Before Salludon could react, BrahminBoss reached into his belt and pulled out a dagger. With a swift, ruthless thrust, he plunged it into Salludon's side.

Salludon gasped, the searing pain overwhelming his senses. He fell to the ground, his sword slipping from his grasp as blood pooled around him. He looked up at BrahminBoss, his vision blurring, his breath coming in ragged, shallow gasps.

"But why, BrahminBoss?" Salludon managed to choke out, his voice weak and filled with anguish. "You had Chennai all to yourself. Why did it have to be me?"

BrahminBoss knelt beside him, his face a mask of cold, unfeeling ambition. "This isn't about you, ignorant fool," he said, his tone filled with a chilling finality. "I will become the Chadpreet I was always meant to be."

With those words, BrahminBoss stood up and walked away, leaving Salludon lying in the dark alley, the life slowly draining from his body. The moon continued its silent vigil, casting a pale, indifferent light over the tragic scene. In the ruthless pursuit of perfection, another soul was left behind, broken and forgotten, in the unforgiving slums of Karachi.


Tags : @Salludon @BrahminBoss @mayo mogger @RAJ GHRANDHICK🗿 @Jova @Rivers of Nihil @cavy @ChadL1te @Xangsane @Charisma
niggas on here have way too much free time
 
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@n9wiff how u holding up?
 
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I'm skipping my lectures tomorrow

So I will have even more free time
nigga u aint cashing out on these stories
but im mirin the effort (or lack of it:feelskek:)
 
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In the dense, narrow alleys of the slums of Karachi, the moonlight barely pierced through the thick layers of smog and urban decay. Salludon, his heart still racing from the exhilaration of a night out, moved with cautious strides, his senses sharpened by the need to stay vigilant in these treacherous parts. The distant sounds of dogs barking and the occasional muffled voices of late-night wanderers filled the air.

Suddenly, a shadow detached itself from the inky darkness and stepped into the dim light cast by a flickering streetlamp. It was BrahminBoss. His presence was commanding, his features highlighted by the harsh interplay of light and shadow. Salludon stopped dead in his tracks, his eyes widening in recognition and alarm.

"That coloring, that zygomatic protrusion, those bones!" Salludon exclaimed, his voice a mix of awe and apprehension.

BrahminBoss's eyes glinted dangerously as he stepped closer, his movements fluid and predatory. "I'm here to take your Aura," he declared, his voice low and menacing.

Without hesitation, Salludon reached under his jacket and drew out his sword, the blade gleaming with a cold, deadly light. BrahminBoss mirrored his action, pulling out his own weapon with a sinister smile. The two men circled each other, their eyes locked in a deadly dance of wills.

The fight began with a clash of steel, the sound echoing through the empty streets. Salludon's movements were quick and precise, his sword flashing like a bolt of lightning. BrahminBoss countered with equal skill, his attacks powerful and relentless. Sparks flew as their blades met again and again, each strike more ferocious than the last.

In a swift, decisive move, Salludon feinted to the left and then spun around, his sword slicing through the air in a deadly arc. BrahminBoss was quick, but not quick enough. The blade caught him across the face, leaving a long, vertical scar from his eyebrow down to his zygomatic cheekbone. Blood trickled down, but BrahminBoss merely smirked, the pain seeming to fuel his determination.

"That only made me more Dark Triad, you fool," BrahminBoss taunted, his voice dripping with malevolent glee. Before Salludon could react, BrahminBoss reached into his belt and pulled out a dagger. With a swift, ruthless thrust, he plunged it into Salludon's side.

Salludon gasped, the searing pain overwhelming his senses. He fell to the ground, his sword slipping from his grasp as blood pooled around him. He looked up at BrahminBoss, his vision blurring, his breath coming in ragged, shallow gasps.

"But why, BrahminBoss?" Salludon managed to choke out, his voice weak and filled with anguish. "You had Chennai all to yourself. Why did it have to be me?"

BrahminBoss knelt beside him, his face a mask of cold, unfeeling ambition. "This isn't about you, ignorant fool," he said, his tone filled with a chilling finality. "I will become the Chadpreet I was always meant to be."

With those words, BrahminBoss stood up and walked away, leaving Salludon lying in the dark alley, the life slowly draining from his body. The moon continued its silent vigil, casting a pale, indifferent light over the tragic scene. In the ruthless pursuit of perfection, another soul was left behind, broken and forgotten, in the unforgiving slums of Karachi.


Tags : @Salludon @BrahminBoss @mayo mogger @RAJ GHRANDHICK🗿 @Jova @Rivers of Nihil @cavy @ChadL1te @Xangsane @Charisma
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