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Chapter 79: Constructs Of A Collective

Author: The Concierge
last update Last Updated: 2020-12-09 14:14:33

Pain has always proved itself capable of conquering even the greatest of men. It would reach into their minds, demanding of them a submission they never knew themselves capable of. It's one of the few things men have grown to feel and, no matter how much they experience it, never truly adapt to.

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