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Coven's Relic Quest (Part 1)
Beneath the silver moon's mystic glow, in a circle of shadows, a coven of witches gathered, their incantations weaving a tapestry of magic into the night.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREPublished 6 months ago in FictionRun with the Pack: Chapter 11
When Bahr returned from his night’s hunt for food, unlike Elha, he did not bring a freshly killed carcass with him. His muzzle was hardly bloodied from the scraps and carrion that he had unearthed on his circuitous route through the labyrinth of the forest. There would be no family feasting that morning. A wolf could not expect to feast every day and would soon grow to a lardy, disfigured lump, if it did, and would likely fall prey to the forest. Feast followed by famine was what kept the wolf sleek and fast at the chase and allowed it to fight off any kill thief, whether wolf, bear or just a mangy, scavenging no-wolf.
Raymond G. TaylorPublished 6 months ago in FictionGoogle Maps is rolling out AI-powered features for planning trips on iPhone
Google Guides is adding numerous new man-made brainpower highlights for iOS clients to work on the most common way of arranging outings and see their courses before they show up.
Eldergrove's Forbidden Spellbook
Surrounded by the wilderness of Eldergrove, a tale of curses and hexes was poised to unfurl. An ancient, leather-bound tome lay concealed amongst sacred roots, inscribed with runes of unfathomable intricacy. Within its pages harbored the sinister secrets of Malachi, a sorcerer gripped by the lust for power, weaving dark enchantments, each more treacherous than the last. The tomes of his nefarious spells remained locked away, and it was said to be guarded by a sentinel so fearsome that even the most fearless souls dared not breach the borders of Eldergrove.
Sidra AnjumPublished 6 months ago in FictionBeneath the Killers of the Flower Moon
Beneath the Killers of the Flower Moon In the heart of the American Southwest, where the land stretched out like a canvas of reds and browns, there was a small, forgotten town named Willowbrook. Time had been unkind to this place, leaving it in the shadows of progress and modernity. But beneath its dusty streets lay a secret as old as the desert itself—the legend of the "Killers of the Flower Moon."
huraira ejazPublished 6 months ago in FictionINCINERAT
It had been five days and the land still smoldered in wisps of curling smoke. All the homes gone, including his. The grey trails rose like mindless prayers into the merciless air like loosed cobwebs holding to themselves only to be dispersed by the winds that blew in from the sea just beyond. Smoke from grandparents’ beds, children’s toys and family albums. Things yearning to still be. Here he grew up, fought bullies, fell in love and wrote his first poem. The Five Cent Diner sat at the corner of Main and Holland. The counter still visible under the ashen collapse of the roof and coffee cups cracked and sullen rested still where no patron would ever go again. It’s where he met his first wife. Huervos Rancheros and conversations till dawn until another fire erased that as well. He turned left onto Spring St. It would only be another block.
Kevin RollyPublished 6 months ago in FictionReceptasordiumpyra
Sabine. The dark period from 2021 to 2023 and, sadly, still going strong is Sabine’s Receptasordiumpyra phase of life. Unenviable, unrelenting and a span of time in life that would have brought many weaker than Sabine to the brink of madness and possibly with their toes hanging so sadly but hesitantly over the edge of a tall bridge.
Kimberly SatrialePublished 6 months ago in FictionThe Big Debate: Paper Books or E-Books?
Hello, everyone! Today, we're going to chat about something that book lovers everywhere have been discussing forever: Should we pick paper books or e-books? I'm just a regular sixth-grader, so I'll share my thoughts in a simple way to make it sound like a human, not a computer.
"Secrets of the Mystery Gully: Amelia's Uncommon Excursion into the Unexplored World"
Chapter 7: The Forge of Destiny Elysia's way driven her to the edge of a ruined no man's land known as the Burned Fields. The air was weighty with heat, and the ground broke underneath her feet. The remainders of a once-flourishing human progress lay dispersed, an obvious indication of the decimation that had occurred for this land.
home doctorPublished 6 months ago in FictionSolitism
To what did I give thanks this year? I felt like a ghost as I sat at the family table, the sounds of chatter coming from all around, but none directed at me. It was the same as every other Thanksgiving, only this time it felt personal.
New life new world how is started
Hi! My name is Angela White, I just turned 27 years old, and I must write my story before it is too late. First things first, I was reincarnated. My past name was Katherine Zahn, I was 17 and the only daughter of a French mother and a Canadian father who was divorced. My mother and I lived together in Paris, while my father lived in Canada.
Magazine QueenPublished 6 months ago in FictionThe Game of Thrones Alternate Timeline: What If Ned Stark Stayed in Winterfell
"Game of Thrones", the iconic TV series based on George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" novels, is renowned for its complex characters, intricate political maneuvering, and epic battles for power. One of the central characters in the series is Eddard "Ned" Stark, the noble lord of Winterfell. In the original storyline, Ned's journey takes him to King's Landing, but what if he had chosen a different path and stayed in Winterfell? Let's explore this alternate timeline and the profound implications it could have on the world of Westeros.
Adrian WordsmithPublished 6 months ago in Fiction