“Tell me, Kaaree, what is this ‘Christmas’ you are subjecting me too?” The Visitor asked, pulling a long string of colored baubles from thin air. A flick of her hand replicated the hovering lights, while another gesture sent them spinning around the Godlet’s Ginkgo orchard, decking the trees in warm colors of gold and orange. There was some slight ( Read more... )

((Working on something for DDD, might as well post it here. Premise is an AU High School Virus. Karakael and Elloran were both struck. The Visitor escaped.))

A young man walks by, humming under his breath, his head buried in the sheaf of music clutched in his hand. Yet the memories, when the come, are not of that man a thousand years dead, images ( Read more... )

Okay, I need to squee about this to someone.

Karakael on "A Plague of Angels"

I am SUCH a geek. But that was so much fun! Though no one is going to read it. TT^TT. Still, its a start. And I already have his review of "The Snow Queen" written up. Now to think of some other books to analize ( Read more... )

Ficklet that I wrote during class a few days ago. I don't think it came out all that well, but I really liked the mental image of Kael, V. and the childsoldiers spending an afternoon surrounded by books being a 'family'. The bit after the "---" is what I added tonight, more of an explanation than anything else.

( What is 'love'? )

 
He strides in a mere moment before the bell, cloak billowing behind him, eyes barely flickering slightly behind the mask, checking to see how many students actually attend his class. At the center of the lecture hall he pauses, and scrutinizes the class, turning his intense gaze onto every student, assessing and classifying them. Then, after the ( Read more... )

Ring

The Visitor often felt uncomfortable on Uran S’Varek, the most prominent reasons being one - normal planets did not look like olives with black holes at their hearts and two - she missed having real horizons.

Hero

While Hok’Ton Karakael enjoyed portraying himself as a villain, The Visitor never really saw the ( Read more... )