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Timeless Bond: Chapter One

Chapter One: We Meet Again, for the First Time
Serenity.
Was found under every snow-caked branch of the pine trees around her, above the hardened ice of the frozen lake she frequently stood on, and behind every snowflake which landed on her outstretched hand.

Solace.
Was cleverly hidden in the unforgiving winter wind, which whipped around harshly, and tugged incessantly at her dark, long hair and the worn-out rag she called a scarf.

Loneliness.
Was lingering in every step she took as she trudged alone across the snowy path, and

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Timeless Bond: Chapter OneChapter One: We Meet Again, for the First Time
Serenity.
Was found under every snow-caked branch of the pine trees around her, above the hardened ice of the frozen lake she frequently stood on, and behind every snowflake which landed on her outstretched hand.

Solace.
Was cleverly hidden in the unforgiving winter wind, which whipped around harshly, and tugged incessantly at her dark, long hair and the worn-out rag she called a scarf.

Loneliness.
Was lingering in every step she took as she trudged alone across the snowy path, and Timeless Bond: Chapter One
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Caring for Amy     Why couldn’t she understand? Why?

     Breaking eye contact with Mother, I lowered my daggered stare to the carpeted floor, where It crawled pitifully, making pathetic sounds which vaguely resembled the cry of a swamp monster with a severe case of diarrhea. Mushy remains of the porridge It had for lunch were splattered all over the carpet of royal blue, where It had revoltingly thrown up a moment ago.

     Disgusting. Absolutely disgusting.

     Mother, who was about to continue her verbal tir Caring for Amy
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BirthdaysWhen I was younger, like any other child, I regarded birthdays as “the festival of the year”. I loved birthdays. It meant I could demand for presents from my parents, it meant cake. It meant special treatment and my favourite food served for meals. I was a child and I was blissful.

Then I grew up.

Over the years, it seemed as though the value of my birthday, and birthdays in general, had diminished somewhat. I rarely received birthday presents from my friends as I progressed in secondary school, except for some gifts from a few best friends during one particular year. My own family stopped celebrating my Birthdays
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Ixarria: Eclipse of Wrath Ch.2Chapter Two – Snow Scene
     Ilyenne was already waiting for Davien when he arrived at the alley he had promised to meet her at, just before morning sun broke through the sky. She was leaning against the rugged brick wall of the building, her eyes closed, as if she had spent the entire night waiting for him and had fallen asleep.

     An assassin would always remain an assassin, in whatever he does, Davien noted. Even in her seemingly relaxed position, her right hand was resting on the hilt of her sword, ready to yank out her sword to slice, and her left Ixarria: Eclipse of Wrath Ch.2
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It has been a while, hasn't it?

Mon Jul 21, 2008, 4:39 PM

Much apologies for the huge delay and lack of any updates whatsoever. The progress of Ixarria: Eclipse of Wrath will be put on hold indefinitely until I get my muse back again. I'm really sorry guys, I know some of you were really eager to read the next chapter, and I was really eager to continue the story, but other commitments got in the way last year and by now I have unfortunately lost my track and what I had envisioned for the story.

In the meantime, however, I will be attempting to get back into writing by working on a small project. I had initially wanted it to be a short 2000 to 3000 word story, but with an unexpected change of plans and sudden influx of ideas last night, I am now looking at something a bit longer.

This will not be as long as the 50000+ word novels I wrote for Nanowrimo, and I hope to conclude it within 10000 to 15000 words. I have yet to decide whether I want to leave it as a really long story, or split it up into a few parts. Either way, I promise to deliver something which is on par with my previous works, in terms of quality.

Wish me luck!

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