fantasy

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Post Game
Yuzuko's eyes became hazed by the constant flashing cameras. It was as if she never left the island. It would have only have been a matter of time before the fame fizzled out. Yuzuko couldn't wait for that day to come. Endless interviews, photoshoots and TV stints strained her body.
By Chloe Gilholy6 years ago in Futurism
Never forget your wallet in the castle! #2
Chapter 2 "In a marvellous magic kingdom, Montyland, there lived a glorious and beloved king – Willy the one hundred and twenty-third - who had just married a charming princess from a faraway kingdom, Albaland, Angelia the first.
By Lubow Dabrowska-Szpakowicz6 years ago in Futurism
Never forget your wallet in the castle! #2
Chapter 2 "In a marvellous magic kingdom, Montyland, there lived a glorious and beloved king – Willy the one hundred and twenty-third - who had just married a charming princess from a faraway kingdom, Albaland, Angelia the first.
By Lubow Dabrowska-Szpakowicz6 years ago in Futurism
Fog Lights
Generally fog would arise and dissipate as it usually does, but a few patches of it began settling in. This didn't always seem such a bad thing at first. Some of the buildings or partial streets it obscured were eyesores, and the fog that hid them picturesque. Certainly the coronas of light that crackled round the not-quite-definable edges of the fog, moving through all the colours of the rainbow and possibly beyond. (Yes, looking at it people would swear they could see colours outside the spectrum ordinarily visible to humans. Tests of this have so far proved anecdotally rich yet scientifically inconclusive.)
By Martin Heavisides6 years ago in Futurism
A Hunters story
He was trying to hide, but I could hear his heart beating as I neared. The wind was soft, gentle, but ice cold. If I was a human, been out in this cold as long as I had, it would have no doubt caused some kind of illness. Every step I took crushed the ice that had formed around the once soft green grass. It was the end of November, winter was on its way. And the way it was looking, it was going to be a horrible one at that.
By Gareth Sanderson6 years ago in Futurism
Kaiźer: Reunion of past and Present
~The enemy grows strong but the weaves that the mother creates, will be met with a fatherly touch to teach the new one’s of courage to be~
By Levi Hyatt6 years ago in Futurism
Everyone Could Fly Everywhere!
Today we learned about how the civilization from before could build anything. Everyone could fly! They used 3D Printers and robots to build machines that helped them fly around the world or travel into space. Sometimes I think it's stupid to just sit around and learn about the past but these kinds of things are really fun to learn about. Elder Mai teaches us kids. She says knowledge is power. I always thought weapons and being a warrior were power. I don't know. I do love learning about machines and space. Maybe someday I can build something cool like they did back then. Elder Mai says she believes in me and that I have something called potential. I'm not sure what that means but Lawan says it's a good thing. Elder Mai says for my age I learn fast and I'm pretty good with my words for my age. She says one day it will really help me.
By James "Vilay" Mongkhonvilay6 years ago in Futurism
Holes in the Walls
The boy stealing from my father’s garden would come to regret the fact that my first arrow missed. The dogs howling woke me from the peaceful place of dreams, and I cursed the moonlight that filtered into my room as I pushed aside the heavy curtains. My room, at the eastern edge of my father’s mansion, overlooked his prized gardens. The scent of lilacs and oranges competing for my attention as I shoved open the balcony doors. The light breeze caressed my bare calves and swirled my black hair around my tan shoulders.
By E.M. Vis6 years ago in Futurism
The Purple Forest
The Purple Forest Chapter 1 - The Purple Forest The forest watched and waited patiently, as forests do, while the new family moved in, settled and got to know the rural area. To human eyes, it was no different from any of the other stands of trees around. But they were wrong...very wrong. This small forest existed on a different plane and it was home to inhabitants with whom no human had come into contact. Eva was destined to change that.
By Robert Taylor6 years ago in Futurism
The Girl from Mirakeen
“Up, maggots, up!” The curtains were drawn, filling my eyes with unwelcome light. I tried to rub wakefulness into my face with my hands and wrapped the thin sheet tighter around me, trying not to shiver. I got up and set my bare feet on the cold, hard floor.
By Lewis Whitehouse6 years ago in Futurism
Frost
Naamah ran. She saw the forest ahead and knew that, if she made it to the border, she would be safe. She heard the hounds behind her and the shout of a man. Her father. With tears streaming down her face, Naamah ran even faster, ignoring the bushes that scraped her skin as she fled past them. When the noise quieted to the fall of her own feet and her own sobbing, she slowed down. She then began to navigate the forest with care, searching for a little waterfall.
By Just Your Ordinary Bookworm6 years ago in Futurism
Breath of Life
The only thing keeping the ship from becoming a coffin for her twenty-five passengers was the girl tied to the bow. The job had been done hastily, the knots creaking dangerously with each wave they crested, and the ropes had rubbed the skin from the girl’s chest and thighs. Her gown had been soaked through her powers only strong enough to keep the ship from capsizing.
By E.M. Vis6 years ago in Futurism