Elizabeth Moore
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Whoever Bradley looked at became intangible. That was his power. There were a few conditions to his power that he had figured out after testing it over the last 8 years since he had awakened it. Firstly, his powers only worked on humans and nothing else. He couldn't turn plants, animals, or any other inanimate objects intangible at all. Secondly, his powers could only work on one person at a time. He had learned to switch it between his targets wasting as little time as possible by now, but he…-
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Ink Crawlers were named as such because of the terrifying black ink-like texture their body had. Their body was a simple flat mass of darkness with 5 massive limbs coming out of them, each one of which was a combination of many smaller inky vine-like strands that joined together to form the giant limbs. They usually stood on all 5 of their limbs, like the palm of one's hand with all 5 fingers bent down, with each finger being nearly 10 meters long and a meter thick. However, when in combat, they…
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It took Stanley a minute to get his emotions under control before he stood up abruptly. He turned around to face the blonde-haired lady who was standing behind him. "Little brother, are you alright?" she asked, looking all around him. "It looked like you were having an anxiety attack." Stanley panicked a bit when he realized that someone else had found out about his problems but remembered quickly that it wasn't all that bad if it was found. He gave as best a smile as he could and said, "I'm fine.…
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The words fell like a hammer to Stanley's heart. Ever since he had fully healed from his injuries a month ago, he had been thinking about visiting his mother's grave. However, each time he thought that he would feel an intense amount of guilt for not being able to save her. It was fortunate that Stanley wasn't facing his brother right now, or he would have read everything from his face right then and there. It was fortunate that he was facing the wall as that would be the only thing that could see the…
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Bradley and Stanley walked down the street to the third quadrant, crossing over small bridges from time to time. The people around them would quickly make way for the two of them as it was mandatory to give the Defender a path ahead if they were walking on it. Not doing so could lead to the Defenders being late wherever they were going, so everyone was made to move aside if they saw a Defender walking toward them. There was only a single wide street in any of the quadrants and it was the one that…
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Stanley opened the door and found his brother Bradley waiting outside. Bradley was a year older than Stanely at 18 years old. He had short brown hair and was a few inches taller than Stanley. He was also handsome and always had a smile on his face. If someone saw the two of them together, they would be hard-pressed to tell that the two of them were brothers. After all, one had taken from the father and the other from the mother. Bradley was clad in thick leather armor, which every Defender was…
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Loud heartbeats. Flashing lights. Incoherent voices. A bearded man. A sharp knife. Metal clinking. Rusty smell. Painful limbs. Bloody clothes. A ringing noise. Metal contraptions. Long Bandages. Clear tubes. Floating pictures. Bloody Hands. Dizzy head. Nothing. * * * * * 3 Months Later. "Student Stanley Reed and Marcus Gray, please come up front," a middle-aged man spoke while holding a clipboard with a paper attached to it. About 40 different…
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The town of Last Hope was situated on a slope at the base of two narrow cliffs and housed the last of humanity that remained in this world. At the edge of the town was the Veil, A large, black wall made up of smoke and haze whose main purpose was to keep the monsters away, the very same monsters that had wiped out the rest of the humans. Unfortunately, the veil wasn't good enough to work perfectly all the time. Once in a while, a monster or two would end up coming through the veil. So, a group of…
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Looking at that familiar book written by a good old friend of mine, I felt relieved. The third piece of the puzzle was in place. The fool has bit the bait and foolishly held the book that was the start of everything. A book that I helped that friend of mine... "*cough." Seems like this is no time to narrate the story. The damage to my spirit manipulating the dream has been extensive. That woman who stole the control of the dream from me didn't like the fact that I had done something…-
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"I am not blaming you for his death. I just wish to know if you noticed anything bizarre around him before he left the academy." Remira asked, her voice holding a bit of force as she questioned the young girl that sat frightened in front of her. Unaware of the things that Maxim went through, Remira was in the Lucian academy doing the job that she was ordered to. Asking questions and finding the source of how and when Farhad got influenced. And from what Remira understood, with the security of the…
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