Fly
Pass on
Pass on verb - To stop living.
Both terms in one sentence
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He'd just learned that his father was in poor health and likely to pass on shortly, and he wanted to get back to port so he could fly home.
Source: Series / Deadliest Catch - However, even though other victims try to pass on warnings, the Fly is distracted by the Spider's charm, and therefore is unaware of the fate she is soon to befall.Needs Wiki Magic LoveThe books provide examples of: Badass Mustache: The cricket ghost.
- InuYasha: Once Sesshoumaru had undergone enough Character Development to learn he was meant to pass on Meidou Zangetsuha to Inuyasha, he made the decision to put Inuyasha into a Die or Fly test to prove Inuyasha's worth as Tessaiga's master once and for all.
Source: Stealth Mentor
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