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The temple and the stone You blink an eye an eye and you are right back where you began. Swinging your sword beneath the rough castle stones. In a millisecond, you saw the crystal columns, and then you squinted through the spots floating on your eyeballs. Were you on the ship? Or were you back in the temple? Was this the colliseum once more? Behind the lids of your eyes you could see those marble columns, even at midnight, or 2 am, you could see that cut marble burning away, glaring in your retina just like the neon signs when you ambled down the streets back in Neo Tokyo. You always had eyes in the back of your head, or were they on your forehead (Pfhorhead?). You got the chip this time, the one you lost in Neo Tokyo, which you would have sold your soul to get back. But here it is, clutching your success once more, so set sail back home, so far from home. But you got the chip, now we can fix the ship. BoB is safe.
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