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The tiger crawled into bed beside Reinard, the fox staring blankly at a wall. It was far too early for them to go to bed; they’d barely been awake for fourteen hours, and he figured Reinard knew that. The Faro’s diaper was missing, and he was sitting naked on the bed, an invitation, or a challenge. Galen really didn’t know which, and he wasn’t in the mood to figure it out. “Look, I’m really sorry,” Galen murmured, his hand rubbing over the fox’s lower leg. “It’s something tigers do a lot, c
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Calling Jordan off was hard, but it only would have made things so much worse. The three have to look out for each other and part of that is knowing when to kick ass and when to just take names.
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As much as I want to reassure everyone that it gets better fron here, I don't know if it does. I'll just have to keep writing and hope everything turns out okay.
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Some of us show our sorrow through laughter. Others try to use laughter to make people happier. Arisa happens to do both. About the arsonist, only time can tell. Hopefully before anyone else dies.
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Spoiler alert, Damian's wolf is revealed in System of a Wolf and early in Brothers. And he is very much a wolf. I love my little catdogs
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One has to wonder what those things might be. It's a total mystery
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The car rumbled through the afternoon, weaving through the hills. Jordan found the purr of the vehicle easy to rest to. His potion sat beside him, a can of WolfX beside him. Contradictory liquids; one would put his wolf to bed for the night, the other would give him the energy of a wolf. But he needed both to get his family home and safe. What made sleep nearly impossible was Lysander. The elf was not okay, and they all knew it. He wouldn’t do anything crazy, like driving the car through on
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“Kiba.” Faes glared at the kobold. More precisely, he stared past the kobold, at a ghoul standing motionless in the open barn doors. A gaping hole in the dead man’s chest showed the circumstances of his death… or the effects of time upon his body. A rattling breath escaped him, filling the air around him with the putridness of decaying flesh. “Kiba, back away slowly. You cannot fight the dead,” Faes continued, his eyes never leaving the ghoul. “Living ones… I do not harm… help me…
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A note of warning, Damian's Wolf and Brothers are both unfinished at this point. Egaran Stars is finished, but the last chapter won't go live until after the new year.
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I would say it gets easier, but if you do your job right, it will never be easy.
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Yeah, writing this chapter was really hard for me, and even two years later it still makes me cry rereading it.
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Amnor Sen set the plate up on the wall, Jeremy’s name looking down on the paladin. The shrine was set, an hour’s work giving him plenty of time to gather some of the cleric’s favourite things. A mug and a rapier sat in front of the nameplate, Amnor Sen stepping back to look at his work. Etching the name had been difficult, the calligraphy looked poor, but the elf had tried his hardest to make it look right, and he was satisfied with the effort. His heart still ached, but he could look past
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Figures. You take out two perps and two more take their places. Well, just means a longer story is ahead of us
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Dylan is about seventeen in this story, so Damian's Wolf is about eighteen years before this one. I will be doing my best to tie everything together before the end.
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Faster than the Speed of Light
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It's going to be a long fight, but I have faith that with Artemis' help, Elias will beat his past. -
This story was actually my first attempt at writing science fiction. I just woke up one day like, what if a medieval person had to deal with spaceflight? A month of breaking my brain over science stuffs and Artemis was born.
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Trust me when I say Elias vanishing is for the best. If you want to read more, I suggest the Neko's Tail. But I'd also suggest waiting to read that until after finishing this story.
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I'm trying to get both this and Damian's Wolf going again. They're winding down, close to the end, but there's still a bit of meat left in both.
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“There’s an entire village here.” Linzi’s voice echoed reverently through the bog, the halfling whispering loudly in the dark. All around them stretched several buildings and fences, a village abandoned to the ravages of time. A miasma of despair stretched over the whole village. Whatever happened here, this village had not been left willingly. They stood near an old well, a wooden cover nailed down with iron. An iron horseshoe hung over the stone structure, and Lapis shivered at the s
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JASON The neko stepped off the field with a scowl. Who needed to run anyway? It was going to be a pain trying to keep things scheduled. If Alastair didn’t want him on the team just because of what happened on Varya, so be it. He had other things to do. Typing furiously into his phone, Jason stared at the distance between the school and the palace. Nearly six miles. There was no way he’d make it there on foot, and he had no money for the bus. But, he had a secret weapon. His
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His hand sank into the Stone, the world flashing around him as Jakun was pulled into his own mind. The amurrun let out a shaking gasp as he found himself standing in an empty grey cell, a wooden door sitting closed on the far wall. He was naked, none of his gear travelling with him, and Jakun felt the cold hand of fear strike him. He felt more vulnerable now than he had in months. A gentle whisper washed over him, a figure forming before the door. Jakun fought back tears as he looked at his
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The fox stepped out of the boat with a grateful sigh. Just a five minute walk and he would be home, safe from the day. He was tired, sore, mentally exhausted… and hornier than he could ever imagine being. Images flooded his mind, Aedan sliding things up his ass, slowly stroking his long cock that Reinard had to imagine would spear through the guts of anyone the deer fucked. For someone who had tiny nuts, the Cervidas certainly had a giant cock. Under the burning lights of the studio, the Fa
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Faes stared at the sealed scroll as they travelled. A letter for a man from Absalom. He knew of only one such man, a merchant in Ismenia. Perhaps he was the man Shaynih’a spoke of. All he could do was ask. Of course, if he knew what the letter was, and the name of the one it was addressed to, it would make delivering it so much easier. “Don’t even think about it.” The hollowborn’s head turned, hooded eyes glaring at Valerie. “Reading another man’s letter would be against the
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Another fantastic chapter as always. It's so nice to see all the cuddly feelings mixed in with the deadliness of a mission. And the cliffhanger at the end... don't leave us hanging too long. (Says the writer who has no writing schedule to speak of...)
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The door opened quietly, Jordan slipping into the dark room. "Hey Sander, I got some food-" "I'm not hungry." He could barely see the elf in the darkness. Stepping forward, Jordan hissed as he stubbed his toe, nearly dropping the plate in his hands. "Jordan-" "I know you're sad, distraught… but you can't push me away, push us away," the man sighed, trying to find a dresser for the plate. Free of the food, Jordan crawled into the bed, wrapping his arms around Lysande
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