In The Land of Ancients: Chapter 4

I started thinking i should make up a game and count all the steps i saw along our trip, just to see how many miles worth of god forsaken stairs there were. the two of us made our way out of the sewer, and up again, stairs.

, , ,

When Druids Cross Faction - The Story So Far

Each belonged to a different faction, and while the night elves, high elves, humans, dwarves, and gnomes who formed the alliance were not in open war with the orcs, tauren, trolls, and forsaken who formed the horde, tensions were running high.

, , , , , ,

zodiac part one: dragons and other things that cause grief

On the other side of the hole was where i needed to be some forsaken medieval world.

, , , , , , , ,

Draykan's Test

"even the divines that exist among our ranks have forsaken us in this time of great upheaval. why should we sit back and let them dictate the material plane while they do not acknowledge our splendor?"

, , , , , , , ,

Dead (Story of Brothers in Nevernever Land)

We should appreciate it all the more in this place, look at us brother, even god has truly forsaken us for he does not even bother to fetch the lost souls." "yes yes..."

, , , ,

Shattered Freedom, Chapter Two

Stop treating me like a gawd forsaken infant!" throttle growls, fists clenches. before vinnie could answer, a tan fist strikes out. reeling back, the white mouse blinked in shock.

, , , , , , , , , ,

A Red Fox Behaving Badly

Instead, they resigned themselves to their fate and prayed to whatever god had forsaken them that they'd somehow survive this ordeal.

, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

4. Waiting for the Bus

Without even a breeze and that forsaken glass-building in front reflecting all the sunlight you very well might. what on earth could your friend want with a trolley with this much urgency?

, , , , , , ,

Fruit of Knowledge

Why on this forsaken planet we decided to give the beasts with natural weapons and killer instincts our weapons and lives, i will never know.

,

The Stranger

It was, in the shade of a petrified tree, that a young man stood and looked out over the forsaken barrens ahead of him.

, , , , , , ,

Chapter 3

Raine was slowly lifted to his feet to look into the crimson eyes of the only other person in this forsaken land.

, , , , , , , ,

Wartorn - Chapter 1, War

In one of his hidden pockets on the inside of his uniform he pulled a long golden necklace out, it was a symbol of tannis, the god of the forsaken few, and protector of the innocent.

, , , , , , , ,