
The Last Light of Thalorien
The sky above Thalorien had turned the color of bruised flesh, a sickly purple that bled into the horizon like ink in water. Kael stood at the edge of the Obsidian Spire, his boots crunching over shattered glass from the…
Mythical, Epic Tales from Magical worlds
The sky above Thalorien had turned the color of bruised flesh, a sickly purple that bled into the horizon like ink in water. Kael stood at the edge of the Obsidian Spire, his boots crunching over shattered glass from the…
Kael’s boots crunched through frozen pine needles as he trudged up the slope, the weight of his pack pressing against his shoulders. The air reeked of frost and old smoke, a scent that clung to his skin like a second…
## Lumina’s Echo The rain tasted like ash, a familiar tang on Elara’s tongue. She knelt beside the obsidian monolith, its surface slick with falling stars – not actual stars, of course. Lumina dust. Tiny slivers of solidified light shed…
## The Loom of Echoes Rain lashed against the corrugated iron roof, a frantic drumbeat mimicking Elara’s pulse. The workshop smelled of damp wool and ozone—a familiar scent, a comfort in the relentless grayness of Dustbowl, Nebraska. She adjusted her…
## The Weaver’s Fracture Rain lashed against the corrugated iron roof of the workshop, a relentless drumming that threatened to drown out everything else. Elara wiped sweat and grime from her forehead, leaving a smear of charcoal across the grey…
## Echo Forests The rain smelled of rust and regret, clinging to Elias’s worn leather jacket. He squinted through the downpour, tracing a path carved into the crimson moss that coated everything in this place. It wasn’t just moss; it…
## Bloom The rain tasted like rust, clinging to Elara’s tongue as she scrubbed at the grimy window of her Portland apartment. Another gray morning, another shift at The Green Thumb, a trendy plant shop where she pretended to care…
## The Weaver’s Bloom The rain tasted of iron and damp earth. It beaded on Elara’s cheek, tracing a path toward her chin as she navigated the elevated walkway. Crimson canopies arched above, thick and pulsing with geothermal light –…
## Chroma Bloom The wind tasted of dust and ozone, a metallic tang clinging to the back of my throat. My boots crunched on calcified soil, the sound echoing strangely across the glacier’s slow crawl. It wasn’t ice, not really.…
## The Cartographer’s Shadow The rain tasted like rust. Elias wiped a grimy hand across his face, the city blurring behind the downpour. He’s been sketching for hours, hunched beneath a leaky awning on Bleecker Street, trying to capture the…
## The Weaver’s Bloom The dust tasted like regret. It coated everything in Veridium – the crumbling facades of jade-carved buildings, the cracked paving stones under Elara’s boots, even the inside of her throat. Veridium was dying. Everyone knew it.…
## Iteration The rain slicked the ferrocrete pavement, reflecting the dull orange glow of the calibration lamps. Each drop tasted like rust and something vaguely floral, a ghost scent from before the Skyfall. My breath plumed out, visible against the…
## The Hummn Weaver The dust tasted like rust and regret. Elara spat, the gritty particles clinging to her cracked lips. Above, a canopy of Lumiflor pulsed violet light, their petals unfurling with an almost obscene haste. Overnight blooms, they…
## The Star-Echo Weaver The rain tasted like rust. Elara spat, the metallic tang coating her tongue a familiar discomfort amidst the perpetual gloom of Atheria. Grey rain always felt like rust, clinging to everything – skin, clothes, memories. Atheria…
## Bloomfall The air tasted like wet moss and ozone. It always did, this high above the Shimmering Canopy. Kaelen tightened his grip on the reins of his Sky-Strider, a creature resembling a cross between a lemur and a hummingbird,…