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"In my dreams...






...I’m always fighting. 


I have been fighting through my lives, though the worlds, and now I have been finally granted an existence of peace. Yet I cannot bring myself to let go… I began to crave for battles in my every walking as well as moment asleep. I had prayed for so long to be free and now all I seem to think about is going back.
In my dreams I’m fighting, I keep fighting. If I should lose I refuse it, I reshape reality so I am given another chance of victory. For there to lose the battle means to lose everything, and to win means to gain another day of fighting, another chance of victory. And I cannot bear losing even here, long after my wars have been banished."

 This little fragment was sent me by my friend http://maryevans.deviantart.com/ some time ago and I liked it a lot ,so I decided to do a little illustration : )

 Stock used:

 http://albastock.deviantart.com/
http://wyldangel-stock.deviantart.com/
http://arca-stock.deviantart.com/
http://senderos-stock.deviantart.com/
http://just-nate.deviantart.com/

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