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"O, I do 'member."Uttered the old lady, as she adjusted the shotgun against her shoulder. Two shells loaded, fingers hovering over the trigger. Her sheriff's badge lost every bit of it's gold sheen, it resembled a rusted knife. The chair was balanced on the two hind legs. The wooden floor creaking with every slightest movement. "Tis' used to be but a normal town. Had visitors. Merchants. Bandits. Bar was full every Tuesday, Thursday n' Friday. Danced myself, there. In ma prime." She tilted her head to look at her now ghastly thin legs. Bones nearly visible at her knees. Memories, of her youthful self, dancing, raising her legs, getting the audience riled up. "Not 'nymore." She sighed, her gaze shifting back to the sunset.
"You see, 'tis used to be a lawless place. People break laws man made, nature of the common folk. But last decade of years, showed someting truly despicable. People been breaking laws not man-made, but made by gods." The mossy floor cried, as she adjusted her place on the chair, crossing her arms over her stomach.
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