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Starbright: Prologue

PROLOGUE // ROGAR Pacing restlessly through my house (mainly up and down the stairs), I felt the crumpling metal, the panic and the pain before I heard the two vehicles collide at speed outside. I threw a wistful look in the mirror at my designer clothing, noticing as I did so that my eyes were so black I couldn’t see the distinction between pupil and iris. Not good. This had to be a head-on accident, lots of blood – I could smell it already – and I was desperately in need of a good meal. Not helping was not an option, but the alternative would be dangerous – not only for the poor people involved, one of whom smelled par

Starbright

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Masai

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Halo fanfic short story thing

“Shadow?” “Yeah?” “Your turn for watch.” “Damn.” Shadow untangled herself from her own limbs and stood, leaning against the nearby wall to get her weight off her broken right ankle. This was about the safest place on the entire planet, yet the Spartans were still keeping up the watch shifts. It made sense if she thought about it; after all, there was no predicting when the Brutes would turn up to bug them again. Or worse, whether or not the Flood were on-planet. They were everywhere now, having traveled from Halo rings to planets and farther onwards to more of the known planets in the universe via c

Halo Fan-Stuff

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SODF Chapter Twenty-Six

CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX // THE MODERN WARRIOR 0900 HOURS // CITY OF LONDON, PLANET EARTH Watching the TACMAP screen in the lower right corner of his HUD for known enemy soldiers, James led his soldiers towards Buckingham Palace. Quietly confident, but still wary, he used whatever cover he could get. In this case, despite Cat’s misgivings, ‘cover’ was the sewers. They were moving far slower than he would have liked, especially considering the circumstances, but even as slowly as everyone was moving it sounded like a herd of elephants was stampeding in the tunnels. It appeared the aliens had used this particular area as a base at so

SODF Stuff

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d e p r e s s i o n

It hurts. There’s nothing more to it. Cold, alone, broken. Three words that describe me well. I can’t remember the last time I smiled, Or what it’s like to be happy. It doesn’t really matter. I just don’t want to be alone anymore. Is this really all I am?

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Starbright: Chapter Three by ImmortalShande, literature

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Starbright: Chapter Three

CHAPTER THREE // MONDAY MORNING, HESITATE I hate Mondays. Back to school after a weekend. I especially hate Mondays, however, when I’ve only had a few hours’ sleep. Dad turned on my light, and, reluctantly, I sat up, pulled from my blissful reverie. I wasn’t really sure that last night had actually happened, at least until Dad launched into me. “Natasha Alessandra Wyatt, do you have any idea how worried I was last night? You were out way past curfew. When Rogar carried you through the front door I nearly flipped. You better be glad I trust that boy. He told me you fell asleep in the car. Is that right?” I didn’

Starbright: Chapter Two by ImmortalShande, literature

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Starbright: Chapter Two

CHAPTER TWO // HOMECOMING It was a couple of weeks before I was allowed to come home from the hospital. Frustratingly, it would be longer before I could do anything much – my thigh was being held together by bits of metal and about a million tiny, neat stitches, and I was on crutches for the first time in my life, so Dad followed me everywhere, and when it wasn’t Dad, it was the man who what seemed like a million years ago I called my beautiful stranger – Rogar. Or he would carry me, which was surprisingly much faster (and I’m pretty fast on crutches). I still wasn’t entirely sure if what had happened at the hospital

Starbright: Chapter One by ImmortalShande, literature

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Starbright: Chapter One

CHAPTER ONE // CONSCIOUSNESS IS OVERRATED “Tasha, sweet, wake up.” I knew that voice, and obeyed it, having nothing better to do, and nearly died of shock when I realised I was covered in blood and aching from head to toe – but my left thigh was particularly painful. I hated to think that I’d broken it, but unfortunately I had done that and more. It took me a while to realise that the man standing at my side was my father, and the man facing the wall but obviously studying something was a doctor. A moment later, I recognised said doctor – and was much relieved, but at the same time rather pissed off. Damn it, I’

Starbright: Prologue by ImmortalShande, literature

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Starbright: Prologue

The Inferno by ImmortalShande, literature

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The Inferno

Fire. Flames, licking eagerly at the blackening walls, turning everything red as blood. Alarms scream their unheard warning as burning embers flee the hellish storm – all the while, the fire devours its unsuspecting prey. The wind howls its final lament, doing nought to dim the blaze. Tendrils of heat spread through the living room; the television, still sparking, confesses silently to the crime. Other than the spreading inferno, nothing moves. Nothing has moved. As the hot liquid dripping from the melting air conditioner hits the carpet, other, smaller blazes spring up on the floor, speeding furiously through the hallway and up the wal

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