Into the Darkness: Chapter Three
I looked down at my uniform, and sighed. I took my boot off the kid, and slung my SAW on my back. I reached down and helped him up, and nodded to him. "Sorry about that. Being a soldier gets you nothing anymore these days. I've been shot at by humans...
Into the Darkness: Chapter two
After another 10 miles had been put between me and the camp, I pulled off the highway onto an abandoned rest area, which was hidden behind some trees. The truck lurched to a halt, and I turned it off, and prayed for a second that the dragon had just...
Into the Darkness: Chapter Four
I buried him later that night, and though I looked around, the only thing I could find of his family I could find was torn cloth, and blood. I moved on that night, ignoring sleep as I made my way north, not stuck to a certain path, as I was numb...
Into the Darkness: Chapter One
"Sergeant, we need to get them out of here. I've got a bad feeling about here." I said, looking around the dark sky. "You and your hunches. The bus's tire is almost fixed, and the driver said he will get us back on the road. Trust me, I want out of...
The Breaking Point; Chapter 14
stood there, quietly next to him or a few seconds. "How did you know?" He looked over at me and smiled. " I told you I was good with guessing people emotions." "Yea, you must be. I don't think I had the whole thing exactly figured out just yet."...
The Breaking point: Chapter 15
Before anyone could stop me I plunged the saber down, sticking the blade mere inches from where I was saying I was going to hit. The blade stuck firmly in the soft soil, and I saw Austin had passed out. Star had erupted into tears and tried to wake...
Into the Darkness: Chapter Five
It wasn't a pub. It was half an aircraft hangar, with a large board hun askew over the doorway with 'Murphy's Pub' scratched into it. I was still being dragged along by Corduth and his mate, whom I couldnt remember to save my life. His mate was massive...
The Breaking Point :Chapter 13
My muscles worked without me even thinking about it. They moved the binoculars over to the heat signature, which was slowly making its way out into the open field in front of our camp. I was about to raise the alarm, when I realized what it was. It was...