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An entity has taken over a new body and seeks to instill terror in others. People are running away in fear and asking who can help them now in their frightened state.

Huhahaha!!
A new body
to
feel my
terror! ! ! !!

What will
we do now?
? ? Who will
help us ? ?
?

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10. What will we do now? ? ? Who will help us ? ? ?

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