Sir Jeffrey Trailson, Knight of the Land, was shown into the castle by a man in an ornate blue coat. He had woken later than he intended and found that Karen had already left, but his armour was dry from the rainstorm the night before and he had come straight to the castle as soon as he was dressed. It was a large and impressive building. Whilst not quite t...
In mortal life, once upon a time, Kadini was a fearsome warrior. One who served at the pleasure of Shaka, King of the Zulus, and the last ruler of the magnificent realm of pre-colonial Southern Africa. Kadini the Zulu warrior personally killed over a hundred white men when they came to pillage, rape and plunder his homeland. The Zulu warrior had sworn an oat...
Katrina scowled at the worn, leather book in her hands in frustration. She had tried to decipher a particularly difficult spell for the last few days. So far she had very little progress. She had only managed to unravel a few phrases from the first of the four passages. She sighed and put the book down on the table next to her. Bottles of ink, quills of all...
Note- Usual disclaimer, This is purely a fictional story and does not relate any real events or persons. xxx Kaley had enjoyed a visit to England and was now ready to return to L.A. in order to commence recording the latest batch of episodes of her hit television show. Like many others she had been fascinated by the upcoming Royal wedding of Prince Harry...
Samuel Arbuckle was a sickly man with a huge family. His daughters and sons were always near at hand, in fact he'd left his house years before so he could live with his eldest son, Desmond. He wasn't at a loss for friends, either. He couldn't go far with his arthritis or do much thanks to emphysema, but he was the owner of that three-storey building on the c...
The man known as Stavros DarKoven walked into the Golden Keg tavern in the Dwarven District of Stormwind, and retrieved his room key from the innkeeper, who had kept it for him while he did some exploring. His long black hair gleamed wetly; he had returned from one of the bath houses, where he had been soaked, shaved massaged, and finally eaten a light break...
"I'm in so much trouble" Alene said to herself as Elpis giggled. "OMG, I know you!" Nadia yelled, "the witch from the shop." Angie and Nicky were as lost as two little lambs. "You did nothing wrong Alene," Elpis Said, "it's actually the other way around." "OK," Angie regained her composure, "I really don't know what's going on," Nicky nodded in agreement...
Mschuleft ---- Talos knelt at the gathering of stone and bones, examining it closely. He spoke quietly while picking up a skull from the pile. "Bones laid symmetrically, similar to the last one. Must be a shrine, then. If the Orcs revere this place, it could explain their absence," he continued to no one in particular. He found it strangely unsettling...
We walk into the movie theater not late enough. The seemingly unending commercials were still playing. There were only 2 other couples sitting in the lower middle rows so we walk up to the top row and sit in the middle of the row. As the lights dimmed further you feel my hand on your inner thigh. I rub it up and down. Slowly stroking and squeezing. You tense...
Hekate was a warrior, a damned good warrior she thought. But even with her skills she wasn't able to keep her lover Demetrius protected, he had taken on a lot more than she had but what she would consider a fated blow slipped through his defence as he landed the killing blow on his last opponent. Quickly she dispatched the last bandit, shoving her sword thro...