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Weekly Contest #43
A woman frantically ran down a dimly lit corridor. She was breathing heavy and had a confused look on her brow; she came upon a large and circular room and couldn’t help but gaze out the window. A large and empty void stretched before her, dotted with an endless sea of stars. “I can’t believe we made it. Space, the final frontier. Now it’s come to this,” the woman looked down and focused her eyes on the planet below. “I still have time,” she affirmed to herself with determination now brimming inside as she continued to run. She ran out...
Weekly Contest #42
What would you do if you could change the past? Would you try to change your upbringing? Would you take your life into a completely different direction? Would you right your wrongs? Would changing you past change anything at all? Maybe, just maybe, the past has to stay the way is it. My name is Asher Wolfe and I’m a Private Investigator. I work out of the bustling city of Los Flos. Making it work out in the big city definitely isn’t for everyone, but I like to think that I was able to figure things out. I knew my way around the city;...
Weekly Contest #41
“Apus. It’s where I used to live. Seemingly on the edge of civilization and almost in the middle of nowhere. An unassuming town by all accounts with a population nearing one thousand. It was the kind of place that was just there. Nothing special or exciting ever happened. Except of course for the earthquake lights that the town was named after. When the town was founded, a small series or earthquakes occurred. The last of these produced several lights in the sky that strangely resembled the Apus constellation. The founders took this...
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