System Of The Bone Demon

efore light lit up from a lamp by the side, "what is it no

rtz." A robotic voi

the day." a man's groaned as he squi

e screen lit up

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he user to consume the bones of enemies on c

user to manipulate the bone of their e

Allows the user to control other peopl

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and perception is reduc

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there! Continue your unrivalled record and become the real definitio

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ur Word:

urtz looked at the upper corner of the system's screen where a red light could be seen blinking. After staring a

d. Now, a man's back could be seen through it. The man sat on a spi

ur Boss." The man

ened and he looked glared into the air, "I didn't remember t

cted me to always put this caller on an a

ange soon." Kurtz said, through a

ntion now." The man

ean up your ass again?" Kurtz replied, r

he base." the man said and Kurtz eyes slowly opened again, even though he could actually see the s

He repeated, with a br

ace immediately scrunched, "what time s

at this instant." The man

sing an arm up, and th

side to reveal a glassy wall through which light reflected off his face, revealing his pa

white snowy peaks slowly melting into little strea

this mountain range and he always enjoyed this sight. However, the bright sun in the sky successfully managed to sour h

zoomed on across a sandy plain quickly

the wall, or... it was supposed to. In fact the car had not crash

not a wall but a perfe

olographic wall,

ue circle lit up before sinking i

garage as the platform underneath it melded in

d after a few seconds, the door slid opened. Kurtz walked right towards a stair case which led downward and in a few

took a sit before looking around and his gaze eventually settled on a figure

at from you, Boss, but I appreciate no less. And

say that to his famil

ed if any of us here have o

em that we end up creating that inevitable gap, but it is the

family would probably think he was a pathetic bully if

y condolences to his fami

o inhumane." T

said with a shrug, "And let's quit the idle talk