the truth is, everyone wishes to be saved.

[finalring]

The execution has come and passed with the death of two more Agents. However time moves on without cease and so must the living. There are no celebrations, only the silence that grows heavier and heavier with every day and the feeling that something is pleased with what it has done.

There are two more days before the new week arrives: what will you do?

Comments

[impyroverished]

That's going to take ages...

[Emil already feels so tired. These books are so not worth it]

I have seen people taking books out of here by the dozen. Are they really into...this stuff?

[onemolife]

[ Look, some are damaged or getting frozen by Subete? That takes care of some of them. ]

Depends on the person. If it's one of the guys, then there's a pretty good chance.

[impyroverished]

It's been all guys. I would have never thought Subete would be interested in...this.

[Subete, what the hell]

Dazai I'm not that surprised, but Subete?

[onemolife]

It's always the ones who look like they wouldn't be interested in it that wind up with the larger stash.

[ Maybe he should sneak some books under Subete's bed just to add on to this. ]

I bet even Romani has peeked at such a book.

[ Because WWX but details ]

[impyroverished]

No way. I'm never going to be able to look at them the same way.

[onemolife]

Hey, it's normal for guys to be interested in this. Even some girls.

[impyroverished]

I...guess...?

[What's the state of the erotic book indutry in SSSS? Most likely inexistent]

But at least they should get something that's not so awful. This has to be the worst written thing ever.

[Then again, he has read...maybe like six books in his entire life? What does he know]

[onemolife]

Well, this is from a time when this writing was popular. There are other books that was just as awful, but without the other stuff.

[ He's been nosing through some of the books there ]

[impyroverished]

So...that's how all old books are like? Seriously?

[Emil sounds disappointed]

[onemolife]

It makes you wonder if they were paid by the word instead of the content.

Or maybe it was a popular trend.