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Bath Of Death

Bath Of Death

[MATURED CONTENTS] 'If this polluted WORLD yields to be clean and justifiable, I'll become the WORLD itself and make them bow to I, Harriet' ~~~ Harriet Hawthorn. ------ "Even in death, you are to become my bride. If you disappear, I'll become darkness for you and bring you back. This is my vow - to you, my love" He had proclaimed sincerely as he watched her pale smile. She was yet to speak when a twist from her stomach attacked her. She held his passionate eyes, and there it was, her bitter smile - one that spoke of pain. She had wanted to speak, and the moment that happened, a puddle of blood escaped her lips. "I love you" And there she fell. ---- A land that grooms skeletons in the face of death. Nobility and prejudice ruling over fairness. A land where aristocracy baths on the weakness of the upper class. The creatures bathed in the cloth of debauchery. Being towed from a baker's daughter to the stepchild of a noble Lord, then to a bandit. Harriet had fairly understood the world of her land. A place that stepped on the loyalty of the feeble and chewed their spirits. Harriet knew she could not stop the discrimination. The only form to live was to play mind games and pretend to be blind. In between her journey, she enters the House of Oregano. A house bathed with sinful beasts. She had intended to just win their trust, trample upon it and leave herself in jeopardy. Sadly for her, on the first day into the house, she had unknowingly bathed herself with trouble when not just one, or two, but three foolproof red eyes erred to liberate her from their bondage. Harriet must build herself and get revenge for all of the deaths caused by these so-called creatures. But when a certain bridge is preventing her from that? She must face the consequences of her actions. ---- Please add to your libraries. One chapter per day. NOTE: THE COVER ISN'T MINE. CREDIT TO THE CREATOR.
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The Salt of the Prey

The Salt of the Prey

1805 - Lagos, West Africa. Her throes of labor echo through the village in the early morning. She is all alone, without a husband, without family. Her cries kept her kinmen awake, her voice an unnatural eerie wail that made dogs and cattle panic and break their binds as if they were being attacked by a predator. The tribesmen gave chase, but what they found instead of their animals was far more sinister. A party of white men, fresh off the boat from America armed with guns, full of greed and hatred. There was nothing the men could do, and so they and soon their village was overrun. Each hut raized, each and every man, woman, child chained and taken. Blood was spilled, those who tried to fight were murdered on the spot. Those who fought were beaten into submission, no one was spared... They pillaged, destroyed, and raped. taking what they wanted without care, or empathy to the people they saw as mere tools. Less than even an animal. They heard those wails, and for a moment felt a fear as they've never felt. However they had their job, and money made them blind. It didn't take long before they found the cause, a young woman, barely in her 20s holding a tiny newborn. This is what they had been looking for, but as they approached the woman with their guns and their chains it soon became obvious she wouldn't be as easy as the others. Their eyes met with deep liquid amethyst ones, vicious fangs inches long. She wasn't human. With supernatural strength the woman fought, clawed, ripped, and tore at those slavers, killing many but even then she was weak, the child bearing had left her weak and helpless with their overwhelming mass of flintlock rifles and heavy chains. They beat the creature down, bodies of their fellows draped over the dirt floor like an abstract painting of gruesome murder. But even then the woman clutched her child close to her breast, the newborn wailing tears of blood just like it's mother. She died there, filled with lead balls, bones broken, too weak to even stop as a burly man tore the child away from the mother. Her eyes seemingly melting back into a honey-colored brown before her body began deconstructing into pale ash. The man lifted the child, and grinned. "It's a boy, sweet mother, aren't you proud..." with their prize held greedily in their hands they butchered the rest of the men and women, and began their long journey back to their home, to rest of where this story lies...
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What are some 'bath salt horror stories'?
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2024-12-04 19:53
One 'bath salt horror story' involves a man who became extremely violent after using bath salts. He attacked his neighbors without any provocation. His eyes were bloodshot, and he seemed to have superhuman strength, taking several people to restrain him.
Can you share more details about 'bath salt horror stories'?
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2024-12-02 07:43
Sure. In a well - known 'bath salt horror story', a man using them thought he was on fire. He ran into the street, screaming and rolling around. His behavior was so erratic that it took a long time for the paramedics to be able to subdue him and get him to the hospital. The effects of the bath salts had completely distorted his perception of reality.
What is the color salt for?
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2024-12-25 05:59
Colored salt was a material used for colored salt art paintings. Colored salt craft painting was a new type of painting with folk art characteristics. By painting colored salt paint on the base plate according to the requirements, it created a work with artistic appreciation and collection value. The process of making colored salt was to boil the bittern and edible coloring into powder, and then use a binding agent to mix them into colored salt paint. Colored salt art paintings filled the gaps in the domestic salt culture and painting art history, improved the artistic value of salt, and had huge market development prospects and economic benefits.
What is'salt fiction'?
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2024-12-09 10:09
I'm not entirely sure specifically what'salt fiction' is. It could potentially be a very niche or newly - coined term in a particular literary, artistic or cultural context. Maybe it's a type of fictional work that has a'salty' or edgy quality to it, like stories with a lot of sharp - tongued characters or gritty, unpolished settings.
Is Salt a True Story?
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2024-10-15 17:55
Definitely not. Salt is purely fictional. It's designed to thrill and captivate viewers with an invented plot and characters.
Is Salt to the Sea fiction?
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2024-10-12 17:09
Yes, Salt to the Sea is fiction. It's a fictional story created by the author's imagination.
What is the significance of the Morton Salt Girl in the Morton Salt Girl story?
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2024-11-19 10:46
The Morton Salt Girl is significant as she is the face of Morton Salt. She makes the brand easily recognizable.
Who is Salt in the fictional world and what role does Salt play?
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2024-10-08 00:57
I have no idea who Salt is. Maybe it's a character from a very niche or new fictional work that I'm not familiar with.
Who gives the boy a bath in the 'boy gets a bath story'?
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2024-11-14 15:30
Maybe it's his father who gives the boy a bath in this story. Sometimes fathers like to be involved in taking care of their kids in this way too.
Introduction to the Stonehenge of Bath
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2024-12-25 17:12
Bath Stonehenge was a prehistoric site on the Salisbury Plain in England. It was also one of the most famous and largest man-made prehistoric sites in the world. The exact time when Stonehenge was built is uncertain, but archaeologists speculate that it was built about 5000 years ago in the post-Neoliths and went through four periods of construction, which lasted 1000 years. Stonehenge was formed by standing boulders in a circle, and its shape had changed over the thousands of years of construction. How the ancients built the Stonehenge is still a mystery. Stonehenge was of great significance in architecture and astronomy. Its main axis, the ancient path leading to the stone pillar, and the rising sun on the morning of the summer solstice were in the same line, and the line connecting the two stones pointed in the direction of the winter solstice sunset. The Stonehenge could be visited through a Chinese audio guide. It was located on an empty flat ground and the wind was strong. It was recommended to take windproof measures. The fee to visit Stonehenge is 15.50 for adults and 9 for children (5-15 years old). Stonehenge's address was Amesbury SP47DE.
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