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Weekly Contest #239
She missed. She was still in a panic, but after throwing her bookbag and missing, she didn’t have anything else to throw. She slowly felt her way along the wall to her back, trying to navigate to her bedroom door as the thing watched her. But that’s all it did. It just watched her. It was a feather-like quill, but above the center of its rachis sat a singular eye, and it just stared on at her. “Kiera!” her father pounded on her door. “What was that noise?” he slurred. “Nothing,” she cowered, “I just slammed my door. I’m sorry,” she quickly s...
Weekly Contest #102
“Ya know, I thought I raised ya to be better than this, Lou. Don’t you remember when I told ya people are just like dragons? They hoard their gold in their castles! They’ll steal, kill, and destroy anything to get what they want,” the man said. His knuckles were bleeding and his balance was being supported by his left arm on the table next to him. “And they’ll cheat you. They’ll rob you. Heck, they’d rather leave you on the streets than letting you live a somewhat normal life.” “You’re drunk, old man,” Lou said as he wiped the blood off hi...
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