Nigremme’s eyes were shining but cold. Folie and Prof. Hazel betrayed no fear from their faces, even thought the Professor’s hands were trembling in her pockets. Their breath puffed in cold clouds, and they both knew not to waste any time. “Folie, Close Combat.” Nigremme appeared to melt into the darkness when Folie’s strike connected. “An illusion? Crap! Where-?” The professor turned around frantically. Then a deep voice rumbled. “Not this time.” Rapid puches struck all over Folie’s body, knocking her to the ground. “Ugh!” “Folie!” The Professor ran to her f
“And they were never heard from again. The End.” “Yikes Rita. That’s a pretty blunt way to end it.” The story game seemed to have taken everyone’s mind off worrying. “Well, I’m getting tired. It would be better if we all go to the toilets at the same time so we’re not stepping all over each other.” “Okay, I think my legs fell asleep. Can someone help me up?” ”Wait, where’s my flashlight?” “Over here. Yours is the pink one, right?” But when we got out of the tent, my own meager confidence began to waver. The stillness of it all seemed to tease
Folie tore through the underbrush at a surprising pace for a Pokemon her size. The device was still clutched in her mouth, but this purple miasma was getting so thick, she could barely see. She had to get this thing to the Professor quickly, so she tried to smell for anything familiar. Even though it was swollen, her nose caught the scent of ashes and wet sand. The campground was close by. Thunder rumbled again, dangerously close now.
Folie set out once again. Then came the whispers. They were so soft at first, it could have been the wind. She shook her head and tried to ignore it, but like a swarm of insects, they came from multiple directi
Try as he might, he slept fitfully. Images and sounds kept going in and out of focus, snatches of conversation with faces that he recognized but could not place the names. They had to be memories, but they shouldn't have made sense. Bits and pieces jumped out at him. A strong voice and curly blond hair, blue eyes and a sharp nose, shiny shoes and a deep thrumming sound, like what he had heard when he woke up in...wherever this place was. He looked behind him, and saw a sea of gigantic hands, all clapping like thunder. Clapping for them, he was sure of it! He stood up on two legs, and howled, goading them on, and they applauded even harder! Th
Try as he might, he slept fitfully. Images and sounds kept going in and out of focus, snatches of conversation with faces that he recognized but could not place the names. They had to be memories, but they shouldn't have made sense. Bits and pieces jumped out at him. A strong voice and curly blond hair, blue eyes and a sharp nose, shiny shoes and a deep thrumming sound, like what he had heard when he woke up in...wherever this place was. He looked behind him, and saw a sea of gigantic hands, all clapping like thunder. Clapping for them, he was sure of it! He stood up on two legs, and howled, goading them on, and they applauded even harder! Th
The first thing he remembered was feeling very small, very low to the ground, and smells all around him. Some were so strong he sneezed several times. Then there was his hearing. He heard something very low, from very far away. It sounded familiar, but he didn’t know why. Once he got the knack of walking on all fours, he tried to find the sources of it. He got closer and closer, trying to make sense of where he was, but not quite grasping it. Finally he saw a big blurry shape being hidden with what looked like dust, but felt wet like rain. He could see the outline of multiple arms and a massive pair of butterfly wings. He tried to get t
Tiny Dancer: Drabble Collection by caston109, literature
Literature
Tiny Dancer: Drabble Collection
Lentle wasn't generally known as a sensitive 'mon, but something about this fair creature stirred a kind of reverence deep in his bones. Plucked at his heartstrings, you could say. When he finally found the source of the voice he had been chasing, a voice he would have followed to the ends of the earth, he didn't know weather to shout from the treetops or drop to his knees. But both of those options had a high factor of scaring her away, and that was the last thing he wanted. So he took a deep breath, and when she was finished, strolled right up and said, "Dance with me?" She gasped, stared a moment, blushed, and giggled while nervously twist
I have to get this out of my head and I don't care if I sound like a creep. It's been seared into my brain forever, but maybe if I actually see it written down in front of me it will somehow make sense. Everyone said to me, "Don't get your hopes up, there'll be hundreds of people." But I had to try. I had made the gift and decorated the sign. The whole day I waited and wanted to scream on multiple occasions. "Mama, Mother Monster, I'm going to see Lady Gaga in less than ___Hours!" I repeated over and over again God knows for how long. I kept checking my dress hung up in my closet like I was afraid someone would try to steal it. My prized got
Current Residence: Waiting on the roof... Favourite genre of music: Anything on the radio. Favourite style of art: Art is wonderful, even if you don't understand it. If you feel somthing, it's done its job Shell of choice: A big, fluffy comforter. Wallpaper of choice: Glow in the dark stars. Or covered in posters. Skin of choice: A smooth, stealthy skin... Favourite cartoon character: Too many to name. Personal Quote: Everyone is a pervert on some level. If it weren't true, fanservice wouldn't exist.-Me
Favourite Visual Artist
Too broad a question.
Favourite Movies
Anything by Studio Ghibli.
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
The Beatles and Queen.
Favourite Writers
Douglas Noel Adams and Terry Pratchett.
Favourite Games
Scrabble, Apples to Apples
Tools of the Trade
A love of words, a handy notepad and a pencil.
Other Interests
Anime, a little sci-fi, cosplay, finding people like me,and pretty boys.
So my mom promised me a trip to celebrate my graduation this year.
Throwing caution to the wind, I asked for Las Vegas.
My only reason being to see Cirque Du Soleil's LOVE.
My mom actually agreed, even though she doesn't quite get my love for The Beatles.
My grandma came by last Sunday, and we finally got all the travel stuff out of the way.
So I'm happy, but there is one little thing that I put out of my mind.
The day I'm seeing the show is November 1st.
WHICH MEANS I'M GOING TO BE IN LAS VEGAS ON HALLOWEEN.
I really should have written this sooner, but I am now a graduated college student and will hopefully be working for awhile before I go on for my bachelors degree. It took a long time and a ton of stress getting here, and I only started getting help for my anxiety problems last autumn. For roughly two months I've just been decompressing and trying to get my life into some sort of order and kicking it into forward motion. I've started volunteering and I want to make my writing a more regular and fun time thing. This is the first in a long time that I've felt any kind of long lasting optimism and I want it to keep going for as long as possible.