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Submitted to Contest #60
" Why are we going to the backwater planet anyway, it would be easier to just use the Tiash Lukius on them," Xhuli said, covering her obsidian coloured eyes with protective lenses. We had been warned that the sun in this particular solar system wouldn't be friendly to our eyes, not that we were supposed to stay there for long. The orders were to destroy all signs of remnant life and request for the Tiash Lukius if they even dared to put up a fight. "I've seen what the Tiash Lukius could do, and being blown to pieces was not a fate I would ...
Submitted to Contest #59
The city of Neffra looked almost alive with glowing lights of every color inside it. The multi-colored neon lights contrasted sharply with the black shimmery color of the sea as it washed the beach in small waves. The rooftop I was sitting on was not the highest in the city, but atop it, I could see Neffra as well as the giant seat that sat calmly beside it. It was one of the rare moonless nights when the alchemists gathered to study the sky. That is how they knew whether and when the tsunami would return. The tsunami had devastating co...
Submitted to Contest #57
Guarding Cyremn I sat on top of a roof looking over the town of Cyremn as they anticipated the celebration of the day of the black sun. People were rushing up and down the narrow streets of cobblestone as the sun sunk deeper into the horizon. It was only a few hours till the festivities began, that was probably the reason for all the excitement. I could not say that I shared their excitement because I saw straight through it all. I knew what they didn't know and I had seen things they had never seen. When I was a child, my mother sat me down...
Submitted to Contest #56
The lies. It had always been about the lies. A bad liar was a welcome respite in a room full of expert liars. Even his clothes were nowhere near perfectly worn despite how expensive they looked. Everyone else in the room was busy conversing. The liars should learn to mind their business once in a while. They were supposed to be powerful men, men and women accustomed to command. Being among the people in this room required a certain level of perfection in subterfuge something the man before me lacked thoroughly. “ what did you say your n...
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