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ArcyWaterson1yrCommentedis he gonna be okay?
As Erfolg regained consciousness, he found himself suspended in mid-air by a twisted rock formation that encased his body. He immediately recognized it as his grandpa's power, and felt relieved that he was still alive. But his relief turned to horror as he surveyed the scene around him. The room was in shambles, with broken furniture and shattered windows scattered everywhere. And on the ground stood his grandpa, covered in blood. Erfolg's heart pounded in his chest as he looked at his grandfather. The old man was barely conscious, and his breathing was shallow. Erfolg could see the wounds all over his body, and he knew that he was responsible for his grandfather's injuries.- ArcyWaterson1yrCommented
how did she know his name?
"Erfolg, you look like you've seen a ghost," Skye said with a playful wink. "Did you miss me?" - ArcyWaterson1yrPosted
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Amidst many authors who sing praises of their tales, Do I stand alone in rating mine a perfect five? It is a common tendency among authors to hold a certain level of bias towards their own work. It can be difficult to separate oneself from the personal investment and emotional attachment that comes with creating a story. However, it is important to remember that true growth and improvement can only come from acknowledging the flaws and areas for improvement within our work. While it is natural to feel pride and admiration for one's own writing, it is important to maintain a level of objectivity and strive for honest self-assessment. Seeking feedback from others, both positive and constructive, can help authors to gain a more nuanced understanding of their writing and identify areas that may need improvement. By constantly pushing ourselves to grow and refine our craft, we can create stories that truly resonate with readers and stand the test of time.