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4/11/2015 1:30:26 AM
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Sorry cant hear you over the fact that im eating their corpses.
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You must be going mad with disease from Pestilence.
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No not really. Immune to disease, fire, ice, and electricity.
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But not death. *horsemen Death kills you*
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He is alrready dead i ate him.
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Unfortunately for you that's impossible. What you are now experiencing is the after life. [spoiler]if you really wanted to stop them you could've, but its too late now.[/spoiler]
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Due they are all dead i killed them and im now eating him.
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Your after life is indeed strange.
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Edited by Elise: 4/11/2015 1:56:46 AMNah your afterlife is. I killed them ate them then ate them.
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You ghosts are silly.
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Said britton the ghost.
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Regardless of me, the horsemen are reigning down hell upon everyone.
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They are dead i ate them.
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No. We're just two ghosts arguing in the afterlife.
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Nope i ate them.
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As ghosts, it's natural for a state of confusion.
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Bah if im dead im gonna try something. *does revive spell* [b]walks away and finishes eating the horses[/b]
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Alas, you are now alive, but they are off doing apocalypse stuff. You must learn how to defeat them
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They are dead. I ate them remember?
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I remember you having a ghost conversation about it. The horsemen can't be defeated but can be stopped. You must figure out how
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I have powers. I ate them.
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They can't be eaten. Its rather simple. You're clearly suffering from delusions.
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Actually i swallowed then whole. My stomache hurts. [spoiler]spells can really help huh?[/spoiler]
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Probably becuase in your delusion you ate dirt thinking it was horses.
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No. I used a spell to suck them up into my stomach and then they got trapped in their. Its really quite simple.
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Edited by Britton: 4/11/2015 2:40:41 AMThe horsemen cannot be defeated, only ordered to stop. But only by a certain action.
