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The Spirit Box (2)
Chapter 2: Twin Robbers I got to work and took a deep breath. I discreetly took out the spirit box and inhaled John so I could convince the chief I felt great. I walked to chief’s office and asked the chief what the assignment was for today.
Alex H MittelmanPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionThe Spirit Box
Chapter One: Spirit Boxing I’m Detective Fred Byrne, Jr., and this is my story. I’m a detective by trade, but boxing is my true passion. I was one of the better amateur boxers at the bar down the street from the station. I boxed during fight night at The Blue Mercury bar and grill. They hosted a ‘fight night,’ every night during the week, but ‘fight week’ doesn’t sound right for marketing.
Alex H MittelmanPublished about 18 hours ago in FictionFyra and Sword
Author's note: This follows Heart of Steel Lor'kan thrust his blade forward with such speed and precision Naythan barely whipped his blade to the side to dash it to one side. Lor'kan used the momentum to bring his sword around his head in a slash right and left, right, left, right left battering Naythan as he blocked frantically backing up as he did so. He was losing too much ground too fast. Trying to regain the initiative, Naythan caught Lor'kan's last cut, lifted his elbow to angle the point of his blade towards Lor'kan's face and thrust forward, keeping his blade clashed with Lor'kan to protect himself even as he attacked. It worked, Lor'kan's assault pattern was broken and he backed up a step to avoid Naythan's point and gain distance from him, giving Naythan crucial seconds to regain his composure and go on the offensive.
Tomos JacksonPublished about 23 hours ago in FictionDrillmington: What We Could Do
Breakfast consisted of a kale bowl for Julisia and TSL snacked on an acai bowl. Both of them scrolled on their phones. With her open hand, she stretched towards TSL. She put her palm in his. A smirk came over her face. He snickered.
Skyler SaundersPublished a day ago in FictionEcclesia Salvatori
Authors note: This is written from the perspective of those in the world. Not everything written or believed is accurate to the reality of what happened and many contesting views are held by other races.
Tomos JacksonPublished a day ago in Fiction"Echoes of Eternity"
In the quiet town of Oakridge, nestled amidst rolling hills and whispering forests, there lived a curious young girl named Amelia. With eyes wide as the starlit sky above, she spent her days exploring the woods, searching for hidden wonders and untold secrets.
Pragya VermaPublished a day ago in FictionCam
just a lil mini series about some frens (pt 4/5) honestly not my greatest plotting/working etc but a fun lil series to write :)
The Verdict He Deserves
“Order in the court!” I finally hear the bailiff. It took only about three hours for the jurors to deliberate. What was there to deliberate, really? The case is clear as day: He killed my nephew who tried to stand up for my sister and nearly killed her.
Lana V LynxPublished a day ago in FictionDrillmington: First State Community College
The First State Community College offered a radio station on campus as well. It was completely run by the students and overseen by two professors: Dr. Farley Maston and Professor Baden Vy.
Skyler SaundersPublished 2 days ago in Fiction115—Sirens, Part II: Orpheus
Orpheus tasted the air. He saw the stars above, harmonizing in their secret way with the men who toiled at ropes and sails. He heard the music of the spheres, wafting in waves, seeking accompaniment.
Gerard DiLeoPublished 2 days ago in Fiction114—Sirens, Part I: Odysseus
He tasted that salty spray taste. He thought of the music of the spheres heard by Pythagoras. Now he hoped to hear something divine on Earth.
Gerard DiLeoPublished 2 days ago in FictionThe Monsoon Melody: Part-2
Riya's heart pounded against her ribs as the menacing figure stepped closer. Fear threatened to consume her, but the thought of Veer spurred her on. "Who are you? Where is Veer?" she demanded, her voice surprisingly steady.