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7/10/2025, 5:30:03 PM
>>23377182
>btw, did beecha die in that cliff?
>Starving, hallucinating and believing death to be truly approaching without anyone to save him, Beecha for the first time in his life genuinely prays for divine intervention to give him yet another chance at life. It is said in that moment, Beecha would be freed from his rocky tomb by a random earthquake. In that moment of pious prayer, Beecha believes his new purpose in life to be to wander the ruined planet, offering aid to any who require it. For a man who lived his life for himself, and only for himself, Beecha would spend the next seventy years dedicating himself to the wants and needs of others. He would simply wander until his final days, finding an odd sense of contentment in this new purpose as the Earth begins to heal from the horrors of the wars before...
>btw, did beecha die in that cliff?
>Starving, hallucinating and believing death to be truly approaching without anyone to save him, Beecha for the first time in his life genuinely prays for divine intervention to give him yet another chance at life. It is said in that moment, Beecha would be freed from his rocky tomb by a random earthquake. In that moment of pious prayer, Beecha believes his new purpose in life to be to wander the ruined planet, offering aid to any who require it. For a man who lived his life for himself, and only for himself, Beecha would spend the next seventy years dedicating himself to the wants and needs of others. He would simply wander until his final days, finding an odd sense of contentment in this new purpose as the Earth begins to heal from the horrors of the wars before...
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