I think fate chose you for something far greater. Maybe fate chose you to end the greatest game that mankind has ever been given. Maybe fate did choose you to destroy b-ball. The Great B-Ball Purge wasn't the death of basketball. When basketball died, so too did the goodwill and hope that it fostered. When basketball died, so did the camaraderie it birthed. Fate chose me to end the greatest era of man, to herald the Cyberpocalypse. Hellbane, my greatness at the one thing I loved the most is what not only ruined it, but ended the lives of so many great ballers. If I were never born, these great men would have never had to-īarkley, get a hold of yourself! You can't keep blaming yourself for something that was entirely out of your control! This is my fault becuase of the Chaos Dunk. Although they were never found, all their fates are almost certain.Īll of this. Men like Shaquille O'Neal, Ron Artest, and even the great Hakeem Olajuwon. This pool commemorates the lives of all of the ballers who were never seen again after the Great B-Ball Purge. Rejuvenated by the mystic ball heads to the west and is immediately taken by the beauty of a single clear, clean pool in the middle of a nondescript room.
Subsection A B-Ball Catacombs Part 2 of 2 (Video is still pending)
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