My little slice of heaven. Stories reside here of all shapes, sizes and types. I like to post story ideas here that come way was as well. It is something I enjoy.
Showing posts with label inhabitants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inhabitants. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
The Gods Look Down..
The gods look down on the world they have created, assessing the beings that have since populated the world and built a mighty civilization. It has been ages since the gods departed this world, and the golden age of the gods and their time, and have since been forgotten, and largely relegated into myth. Nobody worships the gods anymore. The gods disapprove of what they see. The beings have no idea what is about to befall them, for the wrath of the gods is mighty. This is not the first time that the world has been cleansed of its people...
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Thursday, February 11, 2016
Pale City of Horror
I looked around the cold, dark city, draped in the starry blackness of night, and then I saw its red eyes and pale skin, and I realized in horror that there was no escape from this place...
Friday, February 5, 2016
Dawn Approaches
The sun broke over the horizon and bathed the blackened, charred ruins of the city in the light of a new day. Just 3 days prior, this city was a thriving hub of civilization, a tech metropolis, a great city that rose above the land. Death came instantly in a maelstrom of fire. When the bombs fell, the inhabitants did not even have time to scream....
Thursday, February 4, 2016
Mute Testament
The portal stood out, a bright blue light among a ruined landscape, ravaged and destroyed by war, a mute testament to the conflict and death that the former masters of the land had wrought upon themselves. The once mighty city, now a desolate shell and tomb for an untold number of former inhabitants whose skeletons lie trapped within it. At night the ruins gave off a soft radioactive glow that could be seen for miles.
The traveler gazed upon this landscape and sighed heavily. Once again, he stepped through the portal, ready for whatever unknown world awaited him on the other side.
The traveler gazed upon this landscape and sighed heavily. Once again, he stepped through the portal, ready for whatever unknown world awaited him on the other side.
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