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im england to the core
my family are gypsys
and if you dont like that you dont have to talk to me
oh but before i forget i gotta turn off my playstation and find the remote to turn off my 75inch OLED TV! also gotta put my controller on my halo chief charging kit action figure as well. anyway, have a good one man hope you get a life!
No, William Shakespeare did not write "Scene 1 of Suneater, the Eldenloaf Series." The text you provided significantly diverges from Shakespeare's known writing style, themes, and language. Shakespeare's works, written in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, are known for their eloquent use of the English language, intricate character development, and exploration of themes such as love, power, betrayal, and the human condition.
The excerpt you've shared appears to be a piece of contemporary or speculative fiction, featuring elements and a style that are not consistent with Shakespeare's historical period or literary output. The language, names, and themes in the provided text suggest a more modern, possibly fantastical or absurdist influence, which is distinct from the type of content Shakespeare produced.
Enter Sire p00pshriek, Eldenloaf:
Peasants congregate:
Sir, sir! We implore thee, with downy flakes ashen and all full from thee tighten hole call forth a gale from the suthern anu' for our harvest! Deposit thy absolute substance!
The resplendant sire 'ought not release from his holy oculus in gauche fashion a darkly frescoed anu', tis sublimis tableaux vivant; not for thee!
The Poop-Choir chants the omen of the dustbringer, synchronizing short burbles and heavy, quaking gurgles. The magnitude nears the devastation of a miremaker.
The peasants crust over as though their bodies have forgotten time. A strong and blest gust from the suthern odinanu' blows them to bits, contrails billowing out like an army of black butterflies from the catacombs upon a migrant flurry.
Simpleboyp00p, Loafcenobite the 3rd appraises the odious, magnanimous esplanade of fresh loaf-bits flying vigorously in his direction. With his major and minor alars flared potently, he skillfully snorts with venerable apatheia, his face bearing the enchantment, melding into a contortionist's most emotionally anguished mask. The artifice and subterfuge mingles with the ecstasy, becoming singular.
Sire p00pshriek, Eldenloaf, cannot even fathom the look as he stupidly sniffs with vortex lustration. His countenance turns a dark, piddling shade.
Sire and the Choir fail to withhold the reflexive signage of the appalled, and demarcations of birthright become less obvious. Forgetting themselves, they stand paralyzed with awe before the finest ever witnessed sanctum sanctorum: a true Eldenloaf.
Suddenly, Sire p00pshriek, Eldenloaf cries out with the power of three voices overlapping. This releases, too, a shrine, a pile, or a throne of sorts and he begins rising to meet Simpleboyp00p, Loafcenobite the 3rd, an outright and devastating battle for right to rule.
Age of the 1st Suneater, Notes on the Otherworld
BUFFS: +reality fog +illusive comatose silence +soul sphere guarded by an unlikeable habitus +no remorse +illegible and imprecise +hates you +holds his middle finger at you in his pocket
DEBUFFS: +burns in the atmosphere of coexistence +time amounts to pain +mental fragility +likes coca cola slushies