Honor. His whole life had revolved around and been dedicated to the concept. Now this honor had shown a new face and betrayed him. He kneeled before the crowd and awaited his fate. He would not show fear as he knew his decision was just and true. With his last few breaths, he gave the crowd a maniacal-looking grin, knowing Lady Justice would take her revenge.
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Sabrina Dahl
When it rains, stop looking up and just enjoy splashing in the puddles ☔️🌦
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Phoenix
The flames surrounded her weary frame causing her body to quake with every breath she took. Silence hung over her throughout the thick smoke that had taken her world away from her. No one could help her. They had all met their fate. She knew the end was near and embraced it. As the flames licked her, the smoke smothered her. Her lungs gave in to the smoke stealing her last breath and cursing her with another first.
By Sabrina Dahl3 years ago in Fiction
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Jogging to keep up with the Librarian, who was now making his way towards the peak that flattened into a plateau, Fluke had thousands of questions but no words to articulate his curiosity. There at the peak, was two stones for sitting, and an old weathered treasure chest. The Librarian let out a prolonged sigh and sat on one of the stones, gesturing for Fluke to take the stone opposite of him. As Fluke sat he took a quick 360 degree look at the area round the village. They were on an island, forest towards the rising sun. A stream ran from the hills down to the ocean, and on the opposite side of the forest was what looked like a stone field and quarry. The sky was a canvas of magnificent colors, painting an idyllic morning coast. Racing across the sky was what looked to be a glowing ripple of magnificent colors changing from blue, yellow and a hint of red. They slowly churned off into the distance beyond the horizon, where in the distance there appeared to be dark rain clouds forming.
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