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The Flight of Icarus. Runner-Up in Legends Rewritten Challenge.
Icarus held the metal feather in front his eyes, trying to count all the individual bristles rising from the rachis. “So what kind of metal is this again?”
By Sean Selleck3 years ago in Fiction
Nima and the Human Boy
s an abandoned toddler in the forest. “I really don’t want to do this,” she muttered under her warm breath. Nima didn’t know why her mother insisted she be the one to go collect the offering from the Lake of Sacrifice. It wasn’t her fault her brother decided to be a total idiot and fight a troll when he knew what a little spite from a troll could do to a dragon.
By Nneka Anieze3 years ago in Fiction
05 Best free Netflix Alternatives That Will Legal and Safe
So let’s look at some of the best free Netflix alternatives that you can start using in order to save money and still enjoy a variety of free, legal movies and TV shows.
By Student Matters3 years ago in Fiction
Silverwings and Small One
I have never in my life liked humans, or human children; a fact that still stands true today. Humans are filthy, loud, disgusting creatures, and their offspring are even louder and filthier. It is for this reason that I chose my Dwelling-Place as far from humans as possible. My forest was once a calm, quiet place; filled with fatted deer good for hunting, and clean, clear water for drinking and swimming in. I very much like the water, as it cools my scales when my Spark grows too hot. If I had it my way, I would curl up in the bottom of my Pool and lie there forever... but Small One would never allow it.
By Natalie Gray3 years ago in Fiction
Children of the wolf
Children of the wolf Two wolf cubs rolled in the snow at a hill crest. Scratching, biting, vying to be top dog. Growling, one cub pinned the other to the ground, then released him.
By Raymond G. Taylor3 years ago in Fiction
Clear-Sighted
Catherine Morland came by her love of the ethereal and otherworldly in an honest fashion, and in her trust of a person's word equally so.
By Natasja Rose3 years ago in Fiction
Colourful Bird
We commemorate Independence Day on August 15. On this day, we were freed from the oppressive control of the British. For more than 200 years, the British oppressed and controlled our people.
By James3 years ago in Fiction
A Season for Forgiving
Revenge Is a Dish Best Served Cold They say revenge is a dish best served cold. And when the thirst for revenge goes back thirty years, it becomes a potent dish indeed.
By Peeping_Soul3 years ago in Fiction
Avery Wisps
Our story begins in the land of Besphir, which borders the lands of Doybeis and Maranoir which are surrounded by violent seas filled with unimaginably fun mysteries and dangers without bounds. The main character that brings us forward into this fun-filled world is Avery Wisps, a young girl who is no older than 14. She has been living in this world on her own since she has no family to turn to. With a world so vast and full of undiscovered wonders, one would hope to explore it and in this case, Avery is going to be thrown into it harder than she would have ever thought possible.
By Toby Heward3 years ago in Fiction
The Yellow Hibiscus Chapter 19
I was directed back and forth all over the Precinct. I may have shed a few pounds and known the blueprint of the entire building. No one knew Sargeant Wade Willoby by name or any police officer who fit his description."
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Fiction
The First Sword Fairy
A funerary hall. A bronze coffin lay in the center of the room, its surface engraved with all manner of birds, beasts, insects, and fish, as well as the boundless and ancient patterns of the sun, moon, and stars.
By Turnell Feliu3 years ago in Fiction
A garden, a life.
On a summer night in 1958, the Oak Springs estate in rural Virginia was drifting into a deep sleep under the shroud of twilight when suddenly the sound of an urgent phone call broke the quiet air.
By Luo re Luo3 years ago in Fiction