Revaramek the Resplendent: Chapter Nineteen

Smoke from the village obscured the horizon, but he could not see any sign of aylaryl. his voice came out cracked and splintered. “we have to go." “what? rev, you're-" “we _have_ to go."

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The Dragon's Bard - Chapter 3

\*\*\* the staggered mare was the village's inn, whose sign showed a picture of a horse head with its mouth and eyes opened wide in a surprised expression.

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A Thief's Trials: Captured

The colors touched down on a village that had been sitting beneath the mountains shadows for as long as anyone could remember.

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The Last Dragon part 4

"the warlock says a dragon was in the village recently sir. but he cant tell where it went, all trace of it vanished."

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Chapter One

Snow crunched beneath keira's cold paws as she hobbled away from her village burning to rubble. a smoky haze drifted up into dreary sky where vicious dragons cast a rain of fire over her town.

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Revaramek the Resplendent: Chapter Fourteen

It's a comic fantasy about a feisty woman forcing a dirty-minded egotist of a dragon to help protect her village. i'm embracing the nanowrimo spirit, and trying to write a complete novel in just one month.

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The Last Dragon part 3

Hylena gazed northward towards a small woodland village she'd snuck to in the nights when her family had been sleeping.

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3 Voice

The banished became peaceful, using their small amounts of magic to dispel the beasts in areas and erect villages. in a small dragon settlement, a powerful magic presence set in.

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A Thin Line - Part Four: The Village

At first, Damien thought of home. He wondered if his mom was okay. He hope him leaving didn't cause her to start drinking again. He hoped that his father was able to keep her out of the bottles. What about Alice? What would she be doing tonight? Could...

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Beyond the Hold: Chapter Two

The oldest of the village elders was addressing the gathered villagers, speaking of tradition and the fair judgment of ka in matters poor malima'ka were unable to settle among themselves.

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