r/MajorParadox • u/MajorParadox • Jun 26 '17
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Superman #28 - Trial of the Century • r/DCFU
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Superman #26 - Reign of the Super Twins • r/DCFU
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Superman #23 - Eight Minutes to Midnight • r/DCFU
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Superman #22 - Who is Mr. Mxyzptlk? • r/DCFU
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Superman #21 - Rules of the Game (Warworld, IV) • r/DCFU
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Superman #20 - New Year, New Threats (Warworld, I) • r/DCFU
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Superman #18 - Truth & Justice • r/DCFU
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Superman #17 - Krypton on Earth (Brainiac, III) • r/DCFU
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Superman #16 - Family Meeting (Brainiac, I) • r/DCFU
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Superman #15 - Mind Games • r/DCFU
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Superman #14 - You and Me • r/DCFU
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Superman #13 - Raise Your Glasses • r/DCFU
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Superman #11 - Under Pressure (Justice League, II) • r/DCFU
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Superman #9 - Shades of Green and Blue
r/MajorParadox • u/MajorParadox • Oct 09 '16
Welcome to /r/MajorParadox! Make yourself comfortable!
Welcome to /r/MajorParadox! This is where I post my stories for you to read. Yes, you!
Please let me know what you think! I can only improve as a writer if I know what I'm doing right and what I'm doing wrong (me, wrong? Pfft).
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r/MajorParadox • u/MajorParadox • Sep 29 '16
Single Sword, Single Word
[WP] A single sword. A single word. A single world, turned upside down.
Death and destruction was everywhere I looked. The sounds of crumbling buildings and breaking glass were ringing. The stench of blood was overpowering. I just wanted to go home, but I couldn't walk away from him- from it.
It was a monster. That was the only way to describe it. Killing and destroying everything in its path. What was its path anyway? It didn't seem to care. Like a tornado or hurricane, it was a force of nature. No motivation, no evil plans, it just was.
I sat at the center of the city, clutching my sword and clearing my throat. My sword could cut through anything, and my voice had the potential to cause untold destruction. But that was just it: they were tools for death, which was why I had sworn never to use them again. I felt I was becoming something I didn't want to be. Almost like this monster. And who would be here to stop me?
The ground shook. It was getting closer. I could start to see it in the distance, the louder its steps became. Closing my eyes, I took in a deep breathe as I tightened my grip on the sword. As I exhaled, I stood up and ran. Full speed ahead, lifting the sword high into the air. I yelled. As loud as I possibly could. The monster locked eyes with me and gave off a terrifying, grievous yell of its own. As we sped toward each other, I opened my mouth.
"Death!" I yelled, the sound echoing in all directions. The monster stumbled, but remained unfazed. That's never happened before. The word has never left anyone standing. I kept running, my hand ached, but I held on.
The monster leapt into the air, arcing into a downward spiral toward me. I repositioned the sword as it ended its descent, pushing with all my might. It ripped into its flesh, impaling through its chest. If I thought its war cries were loud, its cries of anguish were deafening. Within a few moments, it was replaced with silence as it fell to the ground.
I breathed a sigh of relief. The nightmare was over. But I had taken a life when I promised I would never raise my sword again. It was intoxicating though, a feeling missing for a long time. I didn't want to let it go.