Shadow Dream Girl - A Bennet the Sage Psychological Horror Tale

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

>DETAILS
This isn't a novel. These are instructions for the comic/movie adaptation.

>I prefer the Alien sequel that never happened
I hope Not-Saya will tentacle rape you, Ian.

[Kugelfisch]

I would've dropped it by now. Very tedious even in this abbreviated form.

[CuckTurdginson]

Completely covered is redundant. Just say covered, you spud.

[Kugelfisch]

Completely covered is redundant. Just say covered, you spud.

That's just FUBAR beyond all repair!

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Completely covered is redundant. Just say covered, you spud.

But what if it was partially covered instead?

[Complicity]

>song of saya
I hope not.

It's a lamer version of that, and it's blatantly obvious.
Brad may be able to fool people because no one knows or cares about Slaughter High, Night of The Comet and Rats, but weeaboos love that fucking novel as much as muh Madoka Magica.

I would've dropped it by now. Very tedious even in this abbreviated form.

At least wait for a beautiful, angelic MarzCunt to enter the store and ask Ian the Narcoleptic Fag if they are still doing that Boruto promotion.

>I prefer the Alien sequel that never happened
I hope Not-Saya will tentacle rape you, Ian.

My favorite Kubrick's movie is Napoleon.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

I hope pibbs suffers at least long enough for Not-Saya to pop up. 'Cause I don't think Sage is a good enough writer to pull off Ian's tsundere arc in any sort of competent way.

[pibbs]

I hope pibbs suffers at least long enough for Not-Saya to pop up. 'Cause I don't think Sage is a good enough writer to pull off Ian's tsundere arc in any sort of competent way.

I'll be honest, I have no idea what this Not-Saya stuff is.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

From the book's premise:

One day, a chance encounter with a young woman gives Ian the hope that his life can be given a reprieve. But why does she seem so familiar? How can she be so perfect? And why does she appear in his life now, of all times?

[pibbs]

From the book's premise:

One day, a chance encounter with a young woman gives Ian the hope that his life can be given a reprieve. But why does she seem so familiar? How can she be so perfect? And why does she appear in his life now, of all times?

Yeah, that's not where my ignorance is. I literally have no idea what "Not-Saya" means.