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Builderman and Telamon have been close companions for years now.
With Telamon being a god and Builderman being the first ever Robloxian, they have things in common.
But lately, Telamon has seemed curious, and Builderman has been feeling... Different around Telamon.Telamon asks Builderman questions about things. Weirdly intimate things.
It's all up to Builderman if and how to teach him.Bookmarked by telashed
22 Jul 2026
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“You shouldn’t.” He repeated quieter this time, his eyes lowering as he swallowed, as if taking a hard pill, one that was denial, rather than reality. “You don’t deserve someone like me.”
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Shedletsky and Builderman talk about why Builderman has been pulling back from the pair.
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14 Jul 2026
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As Brighteyes adjusts to her husband's odd new behaviors, she deals with his new tendencies and shenanigans.
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05 Jul 2026
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"You're Welcome, Shedletsky." by shedletsky_lover (mcr5_truther)
Fandoms: Forsaken (Roblox)
03 Jul 2026
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Shedletsky stops talking to everyone because he's scared that Builderman will hate him if he finds out the truth and Chance is tasked with getting them to talk to each other again
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03 Jul 2026
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That tyrant, they called him a |god| of sorts, a supreme being to be revered , treated with grace in his presence. Whether he truly was one or the other no longer mattered. To the people below, that distinction meant very little— Gods and Tyrants instilled the same fright when they held your very life in their grasp.
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When night falls, the village repeats the same three rules that protected them for years. Builderman had lived by those rules for as long as he could remember. Now, they were no longer enough. His people live under the frightening rule of the 'tyrant', plunged into an endless cycle of hope and despair. Freedom had become a fickle concept overtime. He himself had begun to lose faith. However, . . . leaving his people behind was the last thing a leader would do.
Children shouldn't grow up in constant terror. People shouldn't have to always fear for their lives. Builderman knew that. With a heavy heart and the warnings of the village, he confronts the tyrant that plagues their lives.
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30 Jun 2026