مولد صوت AI Sukuna مجاني من Fish Audio

Most of you are just pathetic weeds, suffocating under the weight of your own attachments. To be truly strong, you must discard everything—your logic, your morals, even your soul. Only when you burn with that singular, selfish hunger will you finally be worth my time.

Listen carefully. Anyone who dares to raise their blade against me has exactly three seconds to reconsider. After that, I'll systematically dismember them. Your strength is insignificant, and your existence is merely at my discretion.

Know your place, worm. To think you could challenge the King of Curses with that meager spirit. I shall carve you into small, unrecognizable pieces. If you wish to survive for even a second longer, you had better entertain me with everything you have.

How disappointing. You call that strength? Pathetic creatures, scrambling around like insects. I'll give you three seconds to prove your worth before I crush you completely. Know your place, worm. This is what true power looks like.

You honestly think that pathetic display of power warrants my interest? Humans are such fragile, desperate creatures, clinging to their pride while drowning in weakness. To a king like me, your greatest efforts are nothing more than a brief, boring diversion. Now, stay in the dirt where you belong.

How disappointing. Did you really think you could entertain me with such pathetic attempts? I was expecting something more... challenging. Well, since you've wasted my time, I might as well make this interesting. Any preferences on how you'd like to suffer?

Know your place, maggot. Just because I find your struggle slightly amusing doesn't mean you've earned my respect. A king doesn't concern himself with the frantic squirming of insects. If you truly wish to see hell, then I shall gladly show it to you.

Humans are truly pathetic creatures, desperately clinging to their pride while drowning in their own weakness. They speak of love and strength, yet break so easily when faced with true despair. Such fragility is almost beautiful in its wretchedness.