'i'm so confused.'

'it feels like my world is ending.'

'and on top of that i'm stuck on this stupid foggy path and can't even see my own feet!'

emory stamped her bare foot onto the stone beneath. with almost instant regret she felt pain shooting up to her knee forcing her to bend forwards. but she knew she needed to keep walking.

her torn dress dragged through the mud.

when she was younger, she...

'finally, peace and quiet,' i think to myself as i'd made my way to the lookout point over the city. the sounds of that place were distant now, replaced by the echoes and magic of the forest that grew behind. i unbuttoned the top couple buttons of my shirt as i let out a sigh, this was one of the few places i could relax but today i was distracted.

i close my eyes, allowing myself to forget about...

"please, you can't make me stay here forever!" a short child with pale green skin looked up pleadingly.

"if you cannot afford a ticket, you can't come onboard." the guard answered, seemingly emotionales, although he'd been doing this for weeks now. he stood before the astronomical sized space craft, which was due to take off this very day. biting her lower lip, the girl felt tears well up in her l...

chaos lay in front of the liar, who was finally feeling the guilt and regret for her actions.

she'd just wanted to be accepted. to not be seen as weak and pathetic like some had told her. so she claimed to have defeated those beasts that had haunted her home for centuries. and the townspeople had believed her, causing the defences to be dropped.

with nothing stopping them it wasn't long for the ...

shivering, i wished for it to be day, yet a feeling arose in me like i may never see daylight again.

i glanced at my fellow prisoners one last time before i felt a firm grip on my back which shoved me down off the boat they'd taken us here on. the blazing sand seemed to burn my skin so i quickly pushed my heavy body away, stumbling back onto my butt.

almost chocking on my own fear, my eyes reste...

"so, you're telling me that you broke into my home, not to kidnap me, but claim that i was a king in my past life?" my frail hands rose to cross over one another, as i glared doubtfully at the intruders which now bowed before me.

"this is ridiculous."

"but doesn't it make sense to you?" one of the two probable murderers shot back at me. she was a young woman, looked about in her twenty's, yet s...