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The Heart's Clockwork Pulse (Part: 2)
The Heart's Clockwork Pulse: A Steampunk Mystery Part 2: Echoes in the Aether The Clock Pinnacle, a skeletal goliath against the star-cleaned night sky, lingered over Crowley and Gearheart as they crawled through the squeaking iron entryway. The quietness was broken exclusively by the musical ticking of inconspicuous cog wheels, a sound that creeped them out. Moonlight sifted through broke stained-glass windows, projecting a scary shine on the enormous inside. Pinion wheels, gear-teeth, and switches embellished the walls, leftovers of a fantastic, incomplete precision project. As they wandered further, the metallic tang of oil and rust filled thick in the air.
By Ahmad Al Amin2 years ago in Fiction
The Heart's Clockwork Pulse (Part: 1)
The Heart's Clockwork Pulse: A Steampunk Mystery Part 1: The Song of the Clockwork Crow The cobblestone streets of Aethel glistened under the gaslight's orange glow, casting long, inky shadows that danced with the evening mist. Inspector Alistair Crowley, a man whose stoicism rivaled the granite buildings that lined the street, adjusted his tweed cap and surveyed the scene. Atop a wrought iron railing, perched an otherworldly sight - a crow, crafted entirely of gleaming brass and intricate clockwork gears. Its mechanical wings lay still, its ruby eyes lifeless.
By Ahmad Al Amin2 years ago in Fiction
148 Carousel
Each child had a favorite carousel horse. The happiness on their faces accrued, adding mass to the universe where everything mattered. The irony is that I passed the carousel every day, unaware of the sheer joy that up-and-down and centrifugal torque mustered for those unused to a pretense of speed unencumbered by seatbelts and windows and behaving.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
My Stupid Cat
I shouldn't of done it, but I was mad. Stupid cat. Here's what happened, ok: I caught her sleeping on the back of the sofa and I got an idea. I tiptoed round so so quiet. That's hard you know. And I lay down, real careful, so she wouldn't wake up. I shutted my eyes tight, and I tried to go to sleep. But it wouldn't and it wouldn't and it wouldn't.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
Why Cybil Makes Her Bed
Once upon a time, there was a lovely, precocious young girl named Cybil. Cybil was very special: she was Magickal! She sometimes saw things that other people couldn't; or she knew something would happen before it did; and sometimes she knew things that no ordinary eight year old could know.
By Kyle Hulbert2 years ago in Fiction
Mévouimeur: The Story of Lilac and Silver (Part 1)
The grand hall of the Mevouimeur manor was alive with the sounds of a lavish banquet. Servants bustled about, carrying trays of roasted fowl, baked breads, and glasses of fine wine, as the aristocratic guests mingled and conversed in hushed tones. At the head table, Henry Mevouimeur sat, his eyes glazed over, as his father, Lord James, delivered a long-winded speech extolling the virtues and accomplishments of their noble house.
By MadameObscura2 years ago in Fiction
10 Best Anime To Watch Most Popular Anime Of All Time . Content Warning.
The universe of anime offers an immense scene of stories, from fantastical undertakings to contemplative dramatizations. Picking what to observe first can overpower! This guide investigates both widely praised and fan-most loved anime, giving you a springboard to hop into this unique medium.
By Bikash Purkait2 years ago in Fiction
The Best Disney Animated Movies of All Time That You Should Watch Right Now
The Walt Disney Development Studios have woven a weaving of describing charm for just about hundred years. Picking undoubtedly "wonderful" Disney films is a nearby unfathomable task, as these motion pictures hold a remarkable spot in the hearts of ages. Regardless, ten motion pictures stand separated for their enduring through impact, development quality, and ability to resound with swarms, things being what they are. Subsequently, grab your popcorn, faint the lights, and plan to plunge into our top picks for the Disney vivified show-stoppers you should see right now:
By Bikash Purkait2 years ago in Fiction
The Longwood Pot
The insurance recovery business has been slow lately, but I didn’t mind. It gave me time to indulge in other hobbies. The payout from the recovery of the Third Sister had put me in a new tax bracket, which hurt every April. But even that, I didn’t mind.
By Kenneth Lawson2 years ago in Fiction
