A Biography of a Human: Refuge in Solitude

I was taken aback by gernan's superstition, it was something that was not him and i had thought he was rational! look at me, writing that when even now have experienced a stone head talking to me, who was i to think such things?

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Iron Wolf Chapter 1, Arrival

" yes, the superstition." " superstition?" " yes. of death and the legends and all." " honestly, i'm kinda new here." " ah, that's okay." " well, shall we get started?" " yes!" " then, let's get some tools." "yes!"

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The adventures of Cearul - Attack of the Northmen

Funny the superstitions and traditions he had kept over the years. cearul gathered a few things from the dead northmen near him, picking up a scabbard for his sword, a small throwing axe, and a really nice dagger.

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Starfox: Clearing Barrel

The captain could never replace fox, but she needed someone at the moment, and the captain opened his ship to her despite his superstitions.

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Mitriaria (chapter 10)

Irrationality and superstition guided them to their doom. by midday, dersaco was exhausted so he preferred to have a break.

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The Bad Penny

One lousy dream and a mad tramp, are only food for superstition. he needed real food. after a short trip in to town to by some surprisingly expensive late night food, he went to sleep.

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Mitriaria - Chapter 10

Irrationality and superstition guided them to their doom. by midday, dersaco was exhausted so he preferred to have a break.

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An Even Greater Treasure

So, it was a dead zone of sorts, one that carried a myriad of rumors and superstitions. the perfect place for me to find treasure.

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Hypnovember Day 7 - Gaze

The realisation that the superstition was real grips you tightly. your stomach turns cold and your hands and feet turn to stone. "what's the matter?" caelen asks you. you can't let on that you know, or be impolite.

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A Break in Quarantine

It was a problem located a million miles away, born from too-simple rural resources, poor education, superstitions and a lack of simple hygiene. these were things the developed world didn't have to worry about, right?

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The Beginning

With a laugh, vael slowly stood up, wincing a little at first as he limped into the pond, the cold water seeping through his fur as he murmured, "they said all of ha'lar was cursed." with a smirk, then closed his eyes, adding, "it's all superstition, nothing

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