Kaiju ga Gotoku 9.1 - A Call Against Bastardom

"we have evidence," said reed scratching his snout, "we just have to show it to all of kaijurocho at the same time."

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To Your Own Defences

Suddenly the reeds disappeared. the foxes stumbled into a large clearing cut into the wetlands.

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Kaiju ga Gotoku 7.7 - Disappeared

"don't jinx it," reed looked back, "wait until we're at the hideout, then we can relax."

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"The Thin Line," Part AA

I had retrieved the reed and leftover dried peas, and was on the verge of using them, when i saw a frail old mephitess, quite openly, raise a reed of her own and clip the bull square between the eyes.

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The Cursed

There was no way that she didn't hear me stumbling up through the reeds and tripping in the mud. i scrabbled at the earth, pulling myself up the slick earth.

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Kaiju ga Gotoku 1.7 - The Unseen Path

"agreed," said reed limping forwards, "we got bigger punks to catch, you should be thankful we don't drag you in."

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Zootopia: ZCOPS Sea Knights part 2 last part

Your boat master license says chris reed, is that correct? chris reed from savanna square? scene: the puma nods. lou: you realize we have to take you into custody? how serious this is?

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A Crude Man's Prayer

._ _the way we're put together works just fine for our carnal needs,_ _we'll shape it how we want to by the water, in the reeds._ _you be mine pet, i'll be yours, mate, we'll take all we can get._ _let's twist our forms the way we want, and never hold

Raven's Demons

_and i don't want to know the look on their faces when they see i've returned after doing whatever the heck jett and reed probably told them i did!

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Ragnarok - V

Often he like silver flash of scales under the reeds, a slab of muscle singly bent to speed, would dart under descending sword, and drift with seemed effortlessness just out of reach and somehow surface from behind to strike.

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Writing Exercise 1- Make Me a Suit.

The whisper issuing forth from the gaunt little man was akin to rustling of dead reeds in a winter breeze. some would think he had lost his voice, that he was ill or perhaps fearful of being overheard. they would be wrong.

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