WSTA, Sect. Q, patient H-293775481: Welcome to Hrshwth_Jim and Alim_Sea Foam_The Scarf
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WSTA, Sect. Q, patient H-293775481: Welcome to Hrshwth
Arrived in Hrshwth. Gate connection in approximately five minutes, the automated voice chimed.Metz felt tremors down her spine as she stood to shuffle on the landing of the ship. Oof. Her back ached. Her neck ached. Her hands… her whole body ached from remaining in her seat the past 18 hours for the landing process. The whole seven month flight was easier than the last half-day. If Metz had been bathing in a second story tub when it finally fell through the rotted floor and shattered with her still in it, she would have been in less pain. Her teeth felt like they had receded into her skull, he...
Jim and Alim
“And how many nights will you be staying?”Jim hadn’t thought of that yet – he had lost the habit of planning every leg of his journey and preferred to play it by ear. If he liked a place, he would stay longer, if he did not, he would move on quickly. But he would always attempt to give it at least two nights. That was, in his mind, the minimum amount of time required to judge a place properly. This beach town, although not particularly different from other ones he had visited in Peru, had quite a positive vibe to it, and was close to a large city he could explore.“Three nights” he said. If he ...
Sea Foam
Blood poured through a gash from Elin’s arm as he fled the burning city. Dark smoke filled the air and chased the beautiful sky away into the heavens, where it couldn’t be found. He stopped for a moment, watching the horror around him increase. The people who were spared the death of the sky either ran or burned in their fiery apartments. Everyone still had to be careful even if they were alive and free from smoky suffocation. Streetlights that had once lit the proud roads of Sudbury crashed down and added to the turmoil. Elin grabbed a little girl and pulled her backward just before one sh...
The Scarf
Disclaimer - I only put adventure because it was the closest thing to action I could find, and the funny stuff is www.onedoor.ccmild.Is it really a crime to stop crime? When does a concerned citizen become a vigilante? How long will this last? These are the questions I ask myself practically every night, out on patrol, stopping a mugger, taking said mugger's wallet. I would’ve thought that vigilante stress would come from not wanting to die, not not wanting to get caught.Anyway, I'm The Scarf, can't tell you my real name or where I live for obvious reasons. I'm a teen (can't get more specific than that) vig...