Previous | Table of Contents | End The return trip was uneventful, as were the weeks that followed. The boys had recovered from their shock surprisingly quickly. They seemed to approach the news with…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next The grouping of soldiers finally cleared out, leaving us in relative solitude. The boys had all been freed, and I ended up finding myself being enthusiastically hugged…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next Andrew’s eyes widened in surprise, but he didn’t complain as I kissed them. Some of the other guys let out noises, but I ignored everyone who was…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next I hit the clouds running at full force. I downed one of Victor’s vials of venom, letting the vitality creep into me. I could hear a shout…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next Samantha fell hard to the gravel below, stumbling a little. The zombies she had been running from slammed into the fence she had just jumped over. She…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next My eyes snapped open, and I stared up at the white fluffiness above me. It was indistinct and misty, much like the clouds I had fallen from.…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next “Andrew… I mean Andreatis. We’re his friends. We came to see him. Oh, and the head Archangel too.” I stated. The two guards passed a look between…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next “We should take a bath together, just you and me.” “Um…” “I mean, not in a creepy way. I just think we can wash each other’s backs…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next The Necromancer, looking about the same as I had seen him some fifty years prior, a dark black cloak framed a gaunt aged face. He looked sinister,…
Previous | Table of Contents | Next The vehicle came to a stop, and I opened the door and gasped some fresh breath with vigor. Mr. Xavier’s vehicle did not have air conditioning, and…