Fantasy
Times of Change Chapter 4
Five. Long. Days. Thats how long Elysi had been walking with these men and woman of the Ruby eyes. Warriors of their clan, they had attacked her home. They hadn't given anything away in the past five days, barely speaking to one another. She how ever was mezmerized by the fact that some of their clan appeared from shadows, beams of light through the trees, or just out of seemingly no where. She how ever didn't know the color of their eyes, the scouts never looked at her.
By Antony Atkins4 years ago in Fiction
Times of Change Chapter 3
Several people of the Ruby looked down the hil they had been posted on for several days, over looking a village. They had orders to capture one person, and one person only. It was known there were a few of the Ruby below, but not enough to worry about.
By Antony Atkins4 years ago in Fiction
The care of the wooden dragon
Once flying over the area, the dragon looks down at the forest floor and sees a rather unusual sight. That sight was a toddler. The dragon finds a break in the trees and swoops down and picks up the toddler, who could not be more than one or two years of age and was a female child. The child has strawberry-blonde hair and bright, blue eyes. The child is also fair-skinned.
By Miranda Monahan4 years ago in Fiction
The Dream catcher
Voltagan was in a foul mood today. His tooth hurt like hell and the cursed human tooth doctor was late for the appointment. He had waited a whole month in people time to get some attention from this doctor person. While he waited he chatted to Maglaven, his mate of many years. Maybe talking would get his mind off the infernal pain. They were watching old Kung fu and Karate movies. Voltagan liked to see these silly people beating each other for no reason whatsoever.
By Novel Allen4 years ago in Fiction
A reboot of the universe
Eons ago, the known world was one land, rich and full of the natural magic, peace and happiness of the sea and sky. Then the Gods created humans, dragons and all manner of beasts that walked, flew, crawled and slithered under the sun and moon. Humans thought themselves higher beings than the dragons, dragons thought themselves far superior to all beings.
By Novel Allen4 years ago in Fiction
Bad Noise In The Wood
Was the same all life, until see something in sleep. Saw small animal no fur in wood, not food, too small. Feel danger, but it small. Something not same, different. Not scared all life, only when wind turns over in sky and fall. But this scares. It comes closer. Eyes open.
By Joseph "Mark" Coughlin4 years ago in Fiction
Times of Change Chapter 2
Elysi had left the Elder after listening with children of the Ruby, Saphire, Topaz and Emerald. Their small clan only had a few of the colors, with her being the only with Oynx, the color of storms. The color of saving her people. This scared her with good reason, because as the Elder had explained to the whole group two nights ago, Those From Beyond were already working on turning Elysi to their dark goals. They had been brought to being after one of the Amber had learned of murder, and taught it to the people. Those of the Amber were the soldiers of her people, with any born of that color immediately sent away to the camps.
By Antony Atkins4 years ago in Fiction
The Superheroes Side Mission: The Tale of Linda
Dream 1 I fell asleep and drifted off into the world of dreams. At the time I was only seven years old. Me and my parents walked across the grassy field to a small orphanage. The building was black and gray, with a little bit of wear and tear. However the building itself wasn’t the important part, it’s who I met inside the building. A young, beautiful girl by the name of Linda. Immediately I was star-struck upon gazing at her. I don’t remember the color of her eyes. My memory is telling me that they were blue, but they could have easily been jade. She had a smile that can warm up even the coldest of hearts. However, what I remember most about her appearance was the green dress and white long skirt she always appeared in. This appearance I would remember for the rest of my life. “Hello,” I said to her. She giggled and we went to play in the playground out back. I don’t remember exactly what we played, but I believe we may have been playing ball or taking turns on the teeter-totter. Childhood pastimes that seem to last an eternity with the right people. Next thing I knew my parents adopted her and she ended up going home with us. I never really considered her a sister. Like I said, I was star-struck with her. A childhood crush if you will. All I know is that I was really happy to spend time with her and I believe she felt the same way. We walked across the field back home and that’s when I woke up.
By Jeremiah Ellison4 years ago in Fiction
After A Few Words
Daniel, like all of us, has a good right to harbor resentment towards Philip of France. In the field, Philip has disappeared. Only the contingent of his vassal, the Duke of Burgundy, is still with us since he hastily withdrew to France, leaving the rest of us to battle the Saracens for the Holy Land. Sir Gaeton remarked, "Richard of England has never had the best of relations with Philip Augustus.
By CHARLES ONYENENYE4 years ago in Fiction
