The Last Avatar, Chapter FourChapter Four The LinkThe Last Avatar, Chapter Four
Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart. And try to love the questions themselves. - Rainer Maria Rilke
“I’d like to meet with Princess Milia,” Jaenas announced, running the tip of his index finger along the chipped edge of his teacup. “And I suppose you want my input on the matter as the all-knowing summoned guru employed as your mental bouncing ball,” Eleanora suggested as she wriggled herself into an oversized white robe; Jaenas insisted repeatedly, as it took a repe
The Last Avatar, Chapter ThreeChapter Three The Boy with a MareThe Last Avatar, Chapter Three
You know you are in love when you see the world in her eyes, and her eyes everywhere in the world. - David Levesque
The Niomus people were horrified by the young Ma’hali, Princess Milia. It had been five hundred years since the golden-haired and golden-eyed girl had actually lived in the world, and with her last life came hunger, disease, and the brink of extinction; soothsayers and astrologists spoke of Milia’s life similarly changing the foundation of the Niomus, and even bringing the quintessence of darkness upon the other races of the world. If it were not f
The Last Avatar, Chapter TwoChapter Two The Girl with Foreign ClothesThe Last Avatar, Chapter Two
Our dreams drench us in senses and senses steps us again in dreams. - Amos Bronson Alcott
Six elements made up the foundation of existence: air, earth, water, fire, darkness, and light. These quintessences, as they were often dubbed, had many different faces and forms that made up a more complex material structure that the Magic Arts were founded upon. Air came as the winds, lightning, storms, and thunder; it was responsible for flight, breath, travel, and the ever-changing. Earth, on the other hand, was responsible for the unmoving, timelessness and groundedness,
The Last Avatar, Chapter OneChapter One The Girl with Golden Hair and Golden EyesThe Last Avatar, Chapter One
Where life is more terrible than death, it is then the truest valor to dare to live.
- Thomas Browne, Sr.
There was a prophecy that spoke of a fabled daughter, one who would be born with golden hair and golden eyes every one hundred years. Aaris and Mesala Ma’hali, the parents-to-be of the next golden-haired and golden-eyed child, dreaded the prophecy like a plague cascading upon their home without any mercy or remorse; for the girl was not spoken of in a better light, but foreordained with the breath of death, a foreboding shadow looming
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Joy
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Embracing you, this reality here,
This one, this form I hold now, so
Wide eyed and hopeful.
Wide eyed and hopefully wild.
My gallery: [link]
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I like yaoi
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When the true emotions show, they explain the words that even one can not speak.
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~Member of Apophysis & DeviousFractals
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laugh now n' cry later
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Richard.
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Richard.
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The city is afraid of me. I've seen its true face.
Contests are cool.
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every minute..
every day..
theres a chance...
that...
will rule the world!!
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