Marley trudged through the storm. She was certain it wouldn’t be much and passed a number of potential refuges. Of course it began to rage after she had nowhere to take shelter. She grimaced and pushed through the weather, but it was getting more difficult as her plush insides became soaked through. She again regretted... Continue Reading →
The Nightmare Plague: The Bell is Tolling
The spirit saw the quarry. It was a regrettable chore to complete, but knew it was the woman’s time. On reflection, the creature did suspect that this wasn’t going to be a death in the natural course of life, but it was for others to decide such things. Drawing itself up, the spirit was about... Continue Reading →
The Nightmare Plague: The Children of Bilal, Complete
He stood on the roof’s edge, sweeping his gaze across the city. So many were sleeping peacefully elsewhere, but this place was alive with sounds of life. Street vendors were gaily calling out to those passing by, bright lights cast their colors across those searching for tonight’s pleasure, and over all of this were the... Continue Reading →
The Nightmare Plague: There Are No Heroes, Complete
Marley walked around the group, watching their training with a critical eye. She was pleased that Leticia was holding her ground against Janice and his axe. Montrose was showing an equal level of skill against Hamish’s heavy claymore. With the danger approaching, she was determined to make certain that everyone was prepared for the battles... Continue Reading →
Quiet Dreams: Unquiet Dreams
Lately, much like this morning, I have found myself disturbed. A number have dreams have come to me of late that were very deceptive. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary, although the events and settings were themselves representative of monumental changes to my life. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary, but a sense of unease... Continue Reading →
The Nightmare Plague: Wilted Blossoms, part one
It had been a long day in the cafe. The shop was small, but busy. This allowed the owner to remain in such a valuable location, making a living through a volume of sales rather than the cost. He repeatedly thought about hiring staff, but he loved to work alone, being so immersed in his... Continue Reading →