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Weekly Contest #364
Doctor Penn’s face was relaxed and pleasant as he watched his opponent. Captain Staley smoothed his mustache and considered the board. The white knight and a flank pawn sat side-by-side on the third rank, completely abandoning the center to the Captain’s pawns. “You know,” the Captain said, bringing his own knight into play, “If you were going to just hand over the board, we could have played checkers.” The Doctor chucked amiably as he tucked his light-squared bishop into the pocket in front of his rook. A refreshing breeze blew through t...
Weekly Contest #363
The sky bubbled and churned. The clouds groaned with the strain of holding back the storm. The Forest was not concerned. It had weathered many storms – a millennium’s worth. It stood sentry, watching as the clouds gathered over the village. The storm had come to the valley the week before and settled over it like a blanket. Looming. Threatening. It worked its dark fingers into the heart of the village, and into the heart of the young man with pale eyes. The Forest knew what had brought the storm. It had come for the pale-eyed man. It was ...
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