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phoenix kiss generated a random number between
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31!
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 9:26 pm
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t a k e your t i m e wintershadow | 5 of 5 | 188 words
"Take your time," he says, watching: watching his son practice training the eagle that Bird's Eye View had given him. He had received it as an egg, and has spent a few hours each day training it -- but the eagle's surly disposition matches his son's nasty nature. They have not made much progress. They stand in the cleaning underneath the hot summer sun, and the eagle glances between them.
"This bird," Chase says, "is an idiot."
"No, it's not," says Wintershadow, "it's an eagle. It knows how to hunt, and that's about it. There are no mountains here, this isn't its home."
"Where the hell did Bird find it, then?" Chase wants to know, almost flinching when the eagle fans out its wings and resettles. Its talons are long enough to rip open a hide.
"Presumably the mountains," Wintershadow says, mildly.
The eagle surprises them both in the end by indeed taking its time. It is only in a lull in their conversation that it launches itself off of the branch it sat on, retrieves the target, and returns to the branch.
Chase looks impressed. Wintershadow sighs, "See?"
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Tiarana generated a random number between
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4!
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 9:07 am
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7/30 - Are you there? - Wasp XIV - 128 words (Murkcrow X, Dogrot V, Hollyhock XV)
"Are you there, Dear Sweet Turtle?" Wasp peered into yet another murky, swampy pool. No turtle stared up at him, but a bright and colorful kimeti buck did.
"I sure hope you're talking about a doe," the kimeti said sarcastically. "You're scaring away the fish. If there were any turtles, Risk would have eaten them." He pointed to a caiman lurking in the shallows.
"My mistake," Wasp said, craning his neck to get a good look at the caiman. "If you see one laden down with firewood and fruit and things, could you, err...head down the path to the bonfire party and tell me? I mean, you can try to capture it, but this turtle is meaner than any caiman I've ever met."
Misfortune laughed. "Will do."
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Amorpheous generated a random number between
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1!
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fluorescein generated a random number between
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28!
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Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 4:13 am
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Amorpheous generated a random number between
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25!
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Tiarana generated a random number between
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35!
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theCorniest generated a random number between
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19!
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Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 6:32 pm
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Double Vision 05 - silence
He woke as the birds sang up the sun. In the morning, the sound of his own voice met his ears through the air and his jaw as he lectured, advised, and answered questions. The day was full of the sounds of kin and their pets in motion. The evening was occupied mostly by chatter. Only at noon and night, the times of sleep, was there a brief reprieve. But the swamp had its own constant background sounds at all hours, insects and animals and wind and weather.
While sound was not his chiefest sense, he did still rely heavily on it to navigate the world. He knew that some kin lacked hearing the way that he lacked sight - only more, he supposed, since they didn't have a heatsense analogue to make up for it. He wondered, sometimes, what it would be like not to hear, but generally considered the thought of true silence entirely too spooky to contemplate.
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Chrystali generated a random number between
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48!
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Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2014 9:23 pm
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Winter Unyielding Winter | 5 of 5 | 190 words Picked the word, rolled 48 on last entry.
There was power in a name. She knew it well as she stole through the muggy summer of the Swamp, her pelt a melted shadow in the dappled sunbeams. Winter rarely questioned anything deep or meaningful outside of the hunt, but it was days like these that she was proud of her name and could find some merit in the dreams that gave them their names.
Spring was rebirth, summer was rejuvenation; autumn was decay but winter -- winter was the death of all things. It forced even the heartiest creatures to retreat and slumber, to pass the time or pass away themselves.
Winter was not without its purpose, however. It gave strength to spring, new life to be born through hardship, slumber to that which was due its rest. Winter was cold, it was unforgiving, but its purpose was undeniable. Winter was the true test of a hunter's mettle.
But she? She was Unyielding. She was the cold that clung and denied spring a few more cycles of the sun. And as the hot sun bore down, Winter held the chill of her existence in her heart and hunted on.
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