Journey Above_The Water Horse_Goblins like Coconut, but dislike snow_The Battle
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Journey Above
A refreshing flush of cool, currant water washed over Amelia’s skin, stirring her from her ever-peaceful slumber. Gentle rays of light from the sun trickled down to the deeper ocean, where they reflected off mirroring instruments to bring light into the underwater citadel. Many Syreni were already out and about, working the kelp fields and bringing all kinds of sunken trinketwww.onedoor.ccs from the surface-world back for analysis in their laboratories. Even the queen had ventured out to enjoy such a spectacularly peaceful day. Amelia swam elegantly out of her nook among the rocky cliffside. Today, she plan...
The Water Horse
Jacob was watching from his balcony as the vast grand sea threw around waves at nighttime. The stars were shining and a crescent moon lit up the sea. Jacob was in his PJ's. It might have been a trick of the light when he saw the shape of a large horse, grey and blue furred and dripping shining magical-looking water emerged from the sea and whipped its majestic head around, searching the beach for something. Then it spoke in a voice that was defiantly male, and kind of demanding: "Where is it?" Jacob blinked and rubbed his eyes childishly. The horse did not disappear, as he'd half-expected it ...
Goblins like Coconut, but dislike snow
It would have been a wonderful day in the reserve -- except for the goblins. Coconut. The signs in the reserve said that coconut exposed in the open air for more than ten minutes would attract goblins. Of course, we didn’t believe this because there are no goblins in the cold climes we come from, and aren’t goblins anyway mythical creatures that appear only in the pages of fantasy books.Despite our disbelief, we were careful. We laid out the cheese and the charcuterie, the vegetables. In my mind I made a mental note of how close each food was to coconut and tried to calculate a safe open ...
The Battle
Noya glanced at Akolai as they approached the last leg of their journey. If the Gods favoured them, their purpose was waiting for them with a smile and a joke, making their travel nothing more than a horrible nightmare. They were tired. Noya just wanted to lie down and let the cold lull her to sleep, but she–they–needed to find out if they’d succeeded. They’d come too far to give up.Akolai’s eyes lacked the luster of the anger that had fired them up the first time they had laid eyes on each other–two children from opposing countries, magics, and beliefs.“Come on, Zi, show me how your countrym...