Cruel Men Come at Dawn
865 AD Torvald shivered. He looked wistfully at his sticks and runes. The boat rolled and rumbled, and his totems danced around the floor, tumbling haphazardly and clunking against the wood. Ivar grinned, and Torvald felt both relieved and unnerved.…
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It's one big tragedy, for- This monochromic rose that grows in my garden, I could only care for the thorns, For I couldn't touch the petals, It'll be shredded ; Nor could I smell it ; Too damaged to feel…
Devourer- Chapter One: Everything is Going to be Alright
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Superman: Man of Tomorrow- 5:21 AM
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Heroes and ordinary people alike must embark on journeys throughout their lives. To embark on these journeys, however, we must first leave our own homes. This is captured in the classic three act narrative structure of the Hero’s Journey monomyth.…
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