Trials of Death_The Conductor's Intent_The Red Slender Loris_A new start
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Trials of Death
*Nainika’s Note* Iwww.onedoor.cc watched Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade yesterday (again) and, I wrote this sort of based on that. Enjoy!“Trust yourself.” Julia urged. I looked down again at the chasm that seemed bottomless and separated me from the hiding place of the “From Hell” letter, something I have worked my whole life trying to find. It was Jack the Ripper’s badly-spelled note that he may have sent to London police in 1888、 Arriving in a box that also contained half a human kidney, it’s considered to possibly be the only authentic communication from history’s most notorious serial killer. And at...
The Conductor's Intent
Note: This is an older piece, but I didn’t have the energy to spin a new one this week. Feedback is appreciated, and please pardon this one for not being as up to par. It very loosely fits the prompt. [Please listen to Opening, by Craig Armstrong while reading]It had just been this quiet, low melody following her. Through the market, through the alleys, along the canal, everywhere. It drove her mad, and just like anything else, she wouldn’t stop until she found the source, traipsing all around the foreign town, listening. She felt like she had been walking for hours and hours, past iron-wrough...
The Red Slender Loris
Jooby the loris, was actually, in fact, called a red slender loris. His mother had told him this one night while teaching him how to eat sap from trees and nectar from flowers. Jooby didn’t think he was particularly skinnier than other types of lorises, but his mom was proud of her figure, so he didn’t argue. He figured they were called red because of the color of their eyes.Jooby, his parents and two sisters lived in a hollow in the top of a tree. The tree was in a tropical rainforest which was very hot and humid, it rained a lot. The rainforest is in Sri Lanka. Jooby was glad they we...
A new start
Blink…, Blink…, Blink…The red light silently blinked its notice to the hibernating ship. The craft lazily and silently moved through unexplored space at 100`s of kilometres a second, but inside the ship, it could have been standing dead still.The ships computer had automatically initiated the wake routine for the captain and the first mate/shiptech. It was prompted by “new mission parameters” which were transmitted from earth months ago and only reached the ship now. This started a cascade of events deep inside the CPUs and memory chips that ran the ship.Now through sleep glued eyelids, the...