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The Vampire Forest
According to vampire legend, a fledgling who cannot endure even three days asleep by the Blood Pool, gives in to its craving for blood, and throws itself into the pool, offering itself to the devil, will spend its whole life as a lowly vampire enslaved to bloodlust. Those who can endure more than seven days by the pool become vampire knights, capable of exercising their own will. Those who endure more than fifteen days become vampire nobles, and those who endure more than thirty days become vamp
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King of the Slam Dunk
Michael Jordan's career as a team executive has been even worse than that of his old rival Isiah Thomas. At least the Smiling Assassin can point to his eye for the draft, but Jordan has nothing to show for it. The Bobcats have never even made the playoffs, and now Jordan has brought a Chinese player nobody else wanted onto the team. “From the very beginning, I've made my position perfectly clear: I don't like Xu Hai. If I had any choice, I'd kick him right off my team. Every second he's on my ro
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Descendant of the Saints
“When the beautiful things called justice, fairness, ideals, kindness, and dreams have all been trampled underfoot, then, my descendants, seek out my Dark Bible. I will give you strength, for the glory of the Corelius family is destined to once again envelop the entire continent of Mandis!” So reads the tombstone of Duma Corelius the Great, founder of the Corelius Dynasty. “Pah!” Whenever August William von Corelius was asked what he thought of those words, he always replied with two simple lett
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Standing Tall
After the Smiling Assassin ended his career as one of the greatest point guards in history, things didn't go very smoothly for him. As a commentator, he was criticized by Bill Walton for being incoherent. He bought the CBA, and the league went bankrupt and folded. As a general manager, he was unceremoniously run out of Toronto. He didn't have Larry Bird's perfectionist arrogance, so he was still shameless enough to try his hand at coaching the Pacers. Then came his disastrous tenure as Knicks ge
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