Fantasy
Gorroson
Sorriere's black sands drifted into the crystal blue waters of the Khymian Sea. The contrast between land and water was breathtaking, making it a distraction to the continent's barren land. No plant-life grew here, except for a few sparse oasis' that attracted the few animals that could survive the heat and the fury of the dragons who nested here. While the soil was highly enriched by the dragons' fire, it also grew to a deathly level of heat which is why the dragons bred and laid their eggs here.
By Elizabeth Barrett4 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Ch. 26
Read Chapter 25 here Matsias had never been on a roller coaster, but he imagined this might be what one felt like. As his first few weeks at Faraday passed and he settled in, his days seemed to violently alternate between calm, joyful, and riddled with nightmares. When he was awake, he spent more and more time with Antony, and when the older boy wasn't around, he spent time with the girls studying or reading.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction
Outsider: Chapter 49
If the Royal Palace in Bjargtre made Jarl feel nervous, the palace in Lǫgberg made him feel utterly insignificant. Each pillar was covered in murals and vivid blues, reds and greens in thousands of tiny mosaics adorned the walls. The floor was black polished granite with silver veins running through it and the domed ceiling was covered in gold. Jarl did his best not to look up and stare in wonder. He was aware that every eye in the hall was on him.
By Klaire de Lys4 years ago in Fiction
