Until Death, chapter 19
 
 
 The theme: the processor
 
 
 After plummeting for what seemed like perpetuity, I finally felt my back splashing against the water. The liquid moisture gushed throughout my mouth and nose altogether. Gathering all the stability left, I managed to drag my body to the surface of the water, my breathing coming hard and roughly.
 
 
 Just when my body was calming down, the massive creature emerged from the depths of the canyon. Its huge multicoloured tentacles were flapping in the water. The tentacles had rough hierarchies like fish fins, and the tentacles had a sharp end like that of a spike. The creatur

Until Death, chapter 20
 
 
 Theme: "The processor 2"
 
 "You aren't one of the reapers, so return to your duke and don't force me, " The veiled man warned the so-called processor. Despite how bold he was trying to sound, the fear was still visible in his voice, which makes me wonder who this processor is. First, it was Esther and General Zod that exclaimed in fear, followed by how all of them were moving back in fear.
 
 
 "You know my duke right, don't you?" The processor replied. Her voice was so calm and peaceful. However, it carried authority and warning. "I serve Smith, and you all know that I am a loyal dog."
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Until death, chapter 18
 
 
 Theme: The Canyon Beast and the Maggots
 
 I felt sudden burning coursing from the sword throughout my body, between my eyes, and I leapt to my feet with an enormous amount of strength, more than anything I had ever encountered. I leapt twenty feet from the canyon bridge into the air, and one of the big crawling insects missed me by inches. I swivelled in mid-air, spun my body twice, and landed on the other side of the incoming insect. 
 
 
 They had two sharp antennae, similar to a mosquito's but more so than a scorpion's. I knew if they mistakenly struck me with those ugly ledges, I wouldn't live to tell the tales. They had ei

Until Death, chapter 19
 
 
 The theme: the processor
 
 
 After plummeting for what seemed like perpetuity, I finally felt my back splashing against the water. The liquid moisture gushed throughout my mouth and nose altogether. Gathering all the stability left, I managed to drag my body to the surface of the water, my breathing coming hard and roughly.
 
 
 Just when my body was calming down, the massive creature emerged from the depths of the canyon. Its huge multicoloured tentacles were flapping in the water. The tentacles had rough hierarchies like fish fins, and the tentacles had a sharp end like that of a spike. The creature had deep yellow eyes, like an Alpha vampire, and sharp razor teeth that lined up in his mou

The processor, 1