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In the corner of the ballroom, he stood. Lean and strong, slim but powerful. The essence of a knight, the shiniest of them all. That, was Lancelot. The most wonderful and trustable person I ever had in my life, the first and best friend, my personal knight. Saying I lived until now just to look at him every possible day and time sounded so unbelievable and childish. But that is what I like to think. He made me go feral, and I was a gracious now at age princess. The second heir of the throne, that luckily has a bigger ...
Submitted to Contest #103
I pressed my hands on my ears, the thunders growing louder as time passed. They were getting closer, who knew when one would hit here. I was looking for him. The hooded figure that was chasing my dreams constantly, in this wooden cabin we've always found each other. It was decayed and abandoned; holes and broken wood all over. Not the most welcoming place, but it felt like comfortable when it's the two of us. A small private place I knew I was safe in, being reassured by him. But where was he that night? I've never been alone this long. At t...
Submitted to Contest #80
The shiny silver blade reflected my image, stained in dark red liquid patches. Dense drops dribbled off from the sword tip, still impaled in my Father’s torso. I could see my flabbergasted face on the cold steel, my barred eyes dry from the tears I versed. The sword traced its way back from the body, the wielder fuming a blazing glare at me. Red pupils burning with flames of tension and determination. I knew those eyes well, and they never meant harm to me or my family. Eyes different from mine, coming from the same blood.&...
Submitted to Contest #60
My leg wouldn’t leave me alone. I could feel a slight tension over my thigh, like someone was touching my skin. The pants had now two small cuts over the bite, they wouldn’t catch attention, they were casual. I didn’t know what to do, what would have happened after. Would I transform myself? How long would it take for that to happen? I wasn’t feeling any different, I could only sense the physical pain. I tightened my belt over my hips, rotating it to partially cover my thigh with one of the small bags. Could I tell so...
Vague, cold rain drops were blurring the windows, the outdoor colours now gone looked all grey, but for once, it didn’t bother me. I felt cosy in the glass house, a cup of hot chocolate in my hands, the sweetness filling the air and my veins. It felt like a different life, this indifference towards the world was something new, or similar to my ignorance of Earth back on Azazel. But I wasn’t scared of it. I felt safe between the layers of glass, reflecting the outside world but keeping me apart from it. Surrounded by the clear cry...
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