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I believe I will rewrite the SB, along with some of the stuff that happened, and put it up again. In fact.. How about we move it forward a bit? To the new year, with an explanation to what the old Questers and Clocks are still doing there?
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Ok I'm in. XD. Glad we have a revival.
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Veni wrote:Ok I'm in. XD. Glad we have a revival.


She says thus killing the SB
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Hah! Wow, of all things to get reminded of. I've been actually thinking about this SB a few months ago, almost making plans for a revival proper, but right now I most definitely can't focus on even participating, let alone managing an SB. It's on my list, though. Sometime when current novel is with betas (or agents, ha), who knows~
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Oh what? I remember Radius!
A pale imitator of a girl in the sky.




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I honestly barely remember any of the plot.
I just remember at the time I loved the characters I created.
Prodigies can very quickly learn what other people have already figured out; geniuses discover that which no one has ever previously discovered. Prodigies learn; geniuses do.”

― John Green



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