Crimson-Kaizer

I…am Death… SCORE: Luna [Instrumental Cover by Alexandr Usov] (Odyssey Eurobeat) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIJ2ksEI_Fs Okay, I know what you’re thinking just from reading those first three words. I’m edgy, I’m emo…I’m everything this story’s source material is not. None of that is important, however. Worry not, I will make this quick. My name is Soul Wind… And I…am not worthy of Equestria. I lost that right last when everything went downhill all those years ago…but you’re not here to read that. What you’re here for is my part of the story where everything go

Chapter 10 – Upsetting Developments Mrs Tetslaff overheard the ruckus coming from outside the locker room, and conveniently chose that moment to find out what was happening. She burst through the doors to find Sam crumpled on the floor, shaking and crying, and Paulina pointing at her, screeching. Guessing what had happened, she quickly ushered the girls into the gym before going to Sam’s aid. The gym teacher helped Sam to her feet and escorted her to a nearby chair. Mrs Tetslaff marched into the gym, over to where the guys were already waiting. “Fenton.” She barked. “Follow me.” Danny had not heard the commoti

Original Story by: Scraps and Cleverun Characters Created by: Rebecca Sugar Chapter 1: Date with an Half-Gem Author's Note: This story takes place two years after the events of "Steven Universe: The Movie" [*] Beach City: Steven's House Present Day [*] "Is she here yet? I need everything to be absolutely perfect!" A young boy with a rose quartz stick in his belly was pacing around the kitchen room in a nice tuxedo. This boy's name was Steven and he was part of a group of worldly protectors known as the Crystal Gems. His job is to protect his town and the rest of the world from deadly crystal creatures and other off world threats. How

The pamphlet's title was "So Your Marriage Failed". Naruto thought that the title was too on the nose but still didn't hit as hard as he expected. Its title was, "So Your Marriage Was a Sham and Neither of You Wanted to Admit It Until Now", then he would have wondered if the author was thinking about him. Reading the inside, however, it became clear that it was aimed at both parties in the failed relationship... which was still a little bit on the nose, but this pamphlet, with lines like, "Sometimes people just fall out of love", or, "Sometimes the couple will disagree on money", was aimed at a general audience. Across the table, Hinata read