You stand on beran planes.
The wind howls all around you. Your eyes fall madly in all directions but no mater where you look all is same. North, Shout, East or West, all that surrounds you is the beran waste. Your eyes fall on the ground. It is hard and unwelcoming. In fact it seems to resent you, your parents your friends and the slime that crawled out of the primordial soup. All this hate just because you stepped on its surfes. Your eyes seek refuges form the harsh ground and your gaze wonders upwards. Then you see the horror of the sky. The tormented sky, it boils and twists in agony. The howls of the wind, you relies, are the broken echoes of pain form this gargantuant sheet that encircles your existents. And deep within you, deep deep down you know what this meaningless vapor is..... it is RedSky!!!!!
Rhigt my ego content... I will wright more later :)
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