fantasy
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Life after death
Darcy wandered around aimlessly. She was looking at all of the plants and trees that had once given her joy. When she had first come to this botanical garden, she stood there awestruck, staring up at the magnificently tall trees, they were seemingly untouchable. Why had I never come here before? She’d asked herself.
By Rachel Greenwood 6 years ago in Futurism
Raven
Raven was no stranger to the stench of death; the cries of war were something she and her team had long been accustomed to hearing. That was the cost of war, of living in a world ruled by monsters, the cost of being human. Raven had learned long ago never to look an enemy in the eye while pulling a blade from their chest or slicing their throat.
By Brittany Fenwick6 years ago in Futurism
Artisia Book #1 Triumph
{Artisia is the first series of fantasy books I'm in the process of writing. I'm going to be releasing them as an online novel here on vocal. These chapters are likely to under go editing and changes in the future before I self publish as a novel. In the mean time I hope these chapter finds an audience who will enjoy this world I'm in the process of creating and the characters.}
By Beth Winters6 years ago in Futurism
Hallowed Blood
LAST WEDNESDAY Oracle Jim closed the little black book with despair. He stuffed it into a folder with the rest of the financial report and the overdue notices from the Collectors. With a sigh, he closed the drawer. As if that would make the problem go away.
By Horace Wheatley6 years ago in Futurism
Inbu's Heart Prologue
I've travelled far and wide, but nothing compares to my hometown of Bulabutt. Overwhelmed with a sense of pride, I wrote a book about my experiences as a resident of this country and a biography of Prince Inbu. There are still many enigmas in my friend, Inbu, so I hope I can put the record straight.
By Chloe Gilholy6 years ago in Futurism
Inbu's Heart Epilogue
I knew Mei was going to win the tournament the moment I saw her. I think there times when Inbu deliberately sabotaged the contest so that nobody would win, but for some reason, Mei flourished through them. I think it teaches us an important lesson. Looks may get you far, but to truly succeed you need tragedy and open-mindedness. Mei may not have been the hottest girl, but she was by far the smartest.
By Chloe Gilholy6 years ago in Futurism
The Mermaid (I Don't Believe in Destiny)
Gunshots rang out across the midnight-black deck, pirates shouting as they raced from one ship to the other. Sabine struggled to her feet, squinting in the darkness—the only light came from the pale moon far overhead. "Somebody better light a damn lantern," she growled, making for the lower deck, sword in hand. She stepped over bodies on the way, glancing at each face to make sure they weren't members of her crew.
By victoire summers6 years ago in Futurism
Inbu’s Heart 1/10
Pressured by his father's demands to find a wife, Prince Inbu holds a tournament like no other to find the woman of his dreams. Thinking nobody will be willing to swim in milk or dance with pigs. He's proven wrong when three hundred women from all over the continent sign up. Among the brave bachelorettes is Mei, a farmer's daughter, who wants to prove that peasants can make a difference. How far will Mei go to win Prince Inbu's heart?
By Chloe Gilholy6 years ago in Futurism
