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The Great Millfield Magic Show
The sun was setting on the small town of Millfield, casting a warm glow over the bustling main street. People bustled to and fro, running errands and chatting with their neighbors as they went. At the end of the street, perched atop a hill, stood the old, dilapidated mansion that had loomed over the town for as long as anyone could remember. It was a source of constant fascination for the townspeople, with rumors swirling about the mysterious owner and the strange goings-on inside.
By ssawe4 years ago in Fiction
Tales of London #4
Robert had two more lessons to give after the one in the morning, and nothing but caffeine and sheer will led him through them. His arm was pulsing with pain where the shadow hound bit him, and that wasn't even the worst part: his brain felt itchy with frustration because he couldn't figure out what that dog actually was. He hated when he didn’t understand something. Especially about magic: it was supposed to be his thing, after all.
By John H. Knight4 years ago in Fiction
The Top 10 Naruto Characters
Welcome to our top 10 list of Naruto characters! For those who may not be familiar, Naruto is a popular manga and anime series that follows the story of a young ninja named Naruto Uzumaki as he strives to become the strongest ninja in his village and become the leader of the village, known as the Hokage. The series is known for its diverse cast of characters, each with their own unique abilities and personalities.
By Dheenadayalan B4 years ago in Fiction
The Power of the Crystal
Character:- Ava - the main protagonist, a young scientist studying geology on MarsThe Guardian - a mysterious woman who guides Ava on her journey to save the worldThe Darkness - an evil force threatening to consume the world and the main antagonist of the story
By Writer Base4 years ago in Fiction
LONDON SHARK: CHAPTER SIX
C h a p t e r S i x “Well, it’s very decent of you . . .” Mark Tudor looks at me quizzically, as Mike Knowlesy repairs off along the corridor, happy to have if not shot of me entirely then at least passed me on to a colleague. Tudor’s pleading look continues its polite enquiry; I realise he wants to learn my name. I automatically deal out the de facto name I use in an unplanned situation.
By jamie harding4 years ago in Fiction
Rise Of Platform Delta
I hope you will already have read my earlier fiction piece, written a short while back. You haven't😟? Oops. Then you should have a read now as it will make more sense.
By Jonathan Townend4 years ago in Fiction
Tales of London #3
Jenna had no plans to leave her bed until the next day or so. When she finally got home, she dropped her leather jacket, stepped out of her pants and took off her bra, all in one long, liquid movement while she was shambling towards her big, warm, wonderful bed, and then fell on the pillows, already sleeping. Naturally, she was furious when her phone went off, waking her up just a couple of hours later. According to the clock on the wall, it wasn't even nine in the morning. Basically dusk.
By John H. Knight4 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Chapter 40
Read Chapter 39 Here After dinner, Key went with Mat to his new room, leaving Ayan, Miriam, and Tilli at the table. None of them seemed to have anything to say, so in relative silence, they all put up their trays and headed to their rooms.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction
Natural Magic Ch. 39
Read Chapter 38 Here The nice thing about Cadolina being house head was that Tilli knew exactly where to find her. Even though the furniture of the houses was different, the floor plans were the same. And the house heads were always in the same place. If she had gone to Magnolia House, she'd have no idea how to find Sam, though surely someone would have been happy to direct her. Caddie, on the other hand, didn't have a roommate.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction
Humour : A Protean Dandy
I meet this toff every alternate month S. and he usually arrives late. Even though we are merely acquaintances, we somehow keep in touch.
By Hullas Arora4 years ago in Fiction
Conflict of Interest
Alice watched the sun rise over the hill and graze the horizon. Colors of orange and yellow were streaking through the sky like ribbons. She watched Lucas grumble as his body began to wake him. He looked different with his glasses off. The tape in the middle did give him a classic type of nerdy look. She crept out of the sleeping bag and put on her boots. Carrot looked out but stayed in the warm comfort of the sleeping bag. The fire still was smoldering, so she bent down and warmed her hands before putting on her gloves. She looked down at the puddle in the rock cavern and caught her reflection. Her brown hair looked matted, but her grey eyes shined back at her. She looked at her cheeks and saw how she was beginning to look thin. Still healthy, but thinner than 2 weeks ago. Normally she would be jumping for joy about losing a few pounds, but now she saw her extra pounds as a commodity. The thought of jumping on a treadmill or lifting weights for fun seemed like a cruel joke. She fed carrot a few bites from yesterday's meal before putting her pan and spoon away in her backpack along with her sleeping back. She looked over at Lucas still stirring in his sleeping bag. He must be tired. She knew exactly how he felt. He was probably sleeping through high blood sugar which drained your energy. Sleeping with high blood sugar somehow made you feel like you hadn’t slept at all when you woke up.
By Lily Caudill4 years ago in Fiction
Tales of London #1
Robert Montgomery dreamed about the girl again. In the dream he walked through the crowd, passing dancing people and flitting skirts. Dim music was playing, a song he almost recognised, but not quite.
By John H. Knight4 years ago in Fiction