Perhaps scorpions were the only ones who could save each other. Whatever lay ahead, it would always be the two of us above the rest of the universe, and woe to any who dared step in out path.

S.J. Kincaid
Perhaps scorpions were the only ones who could save each...
Perhaps scorpions were the only ones who could save each...
Perhaps scorpions were the only ones who could save each...
Perhaps scorpions were the only ones who could save each...
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Who would want to be alone? Nobody wants to be alone, not even scorpions. They must cooperate, and we humans must do the same, because we each have different skills and talents. But if we do not work together, we cannot accomplish anything.

Source: The Diabolic

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