Memorial Log - Roark Locke 001.2
Mar 14, 2015
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Naturally, the text is a bit easier to read here, but we still think it's a little small. Astralface is working on a buffer so that we can take a week to just clean these up and resubmit them with improved eye-deliciousness.
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My intent was to bring humanity a benevolent authority to rely upon for guidance and unity. There were others that wanted to control them, and through them, the entire race. But the children of Angel's Ward will not be controlled. And those that dare try ---and make no mistake: There will be many that try... But those that do will bring ruin upon themselves. They will bring ruin upon themselves and the rest of the world. And they will do so every time until the lesson is beaten through our thick, collective skull.
Tread lightly; Gods care not for the suffering of man.
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