Counter Earth Chronicles Chapter 18: The Ram’s Tale

Counter Earth Chronicles **Chapter 18: The Ram's Tale** Sir Ram's chest fur was very soft for an evil beastial. The Knight of Wundagore and the High Evolutionary's chief scientist surprised me today by apologizing for trying to dissect me the week...

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Counter Earth Chronicles Chapter 91: The Others (You Needed Me Part Seven)

Counter Earth Chronicles **Chapter 91: The Others (You Needed Me Part Seven)** Day 307 (continued) "How could that even be possible?" I asked Basil. "They fell off of Kendall's hover vehicle before we crashed." "Apparently some must have...

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Counter Earth Chronicles Fallen Empire Chapter 110: Society Of The Decayed (The Future Of Our Future Part II)

Counter Earth Chronicles - Fallen Empire **Chapter 110: Society Of The Decayed (The Future Of Our Future Part II)** Day 325 [November 30th] (World Seven 9:17 AM) “Introducing the daughter of the first house, holder of knowledge, keeper of the...

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Summer Job 8

I'm sorry that it took so very very long to write, after i'd been posting stories so quick. i recently started working, and creativity has been at a low. i hope you enjoy this story!

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Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 50

"i've been waiting for a very, very long time." waiting. the exact word he'd been thinking. surely that can't be just a coincidence? "how long have you been waiting?"

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I grew up at a shrine, playing with the lady who was a Whitesnake

Our love was pure, and we have enjoyed a very, very long life together. we will to continue to do so, because our love was a reminder, that you should never allow distrust or rumors to sway matters of the heart.

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Upper Egypt - Chapter One

These individuals were either short lived, or had earned themselves very, very long and respected careers. dying to keep  scroll or message out of enemy hands wasn't uncommon, as it was expected.  

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