The Box
By Carter M. Grey eyes followed the lines of the print on the crisp piece of paper which advertised the job application. The eyes belonged to a man. His clothes,…
Read MoreThe Reset
By Oliver E. Mark woke up every single day. The air always smelled of rot. His bed felt like a sandbag. An emptiness inside him hollowed him out a little…
Read MoreMarathon Burning Part IV
By Murry J. Men rushed to meet this new force. A group of archers ran past, nocking arrows to their bows. Alarios was already in the midst of the fray,…
Read MoreThe Night Before Rizzmas
By Luke F. Twas the night before Rizzmas, And all through the rentals, The Brainrot kids were sleeping, And they all slept gentle. Tung Tung Tung Sahur, Under the Rizzmas…
Read MoreMurry’s Thing Part III
By Murry J (Catch up on Chapters 1 here and Chapter 2 here.) The remaining enemies fled down the path, but few withstood the hail of arrows, and soon the…
Read MoreMurry’s Thing Part II
By Murry J There were about thirty men. Their leader, a tall man with intricately detailed bronze armor and a brass helmet topped with a large crest, rode on a…
Read MoreATTACK ON WATER
By Finn B. There once was a friend group made up of five people. Their names were Joe, Bob, Devan and Al. One morning there was a robbery at a…
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By Murry J Lexos stumbled, spilling water across the ground. He cursed, rubbing his scraped knee. Thankfully, neither of the two terracotta amphorae had broken, but now he would have…
Read MoreI Hadn’t a Reason Part 2
By Archie D. After the ceremony, everyone went back to the terrace to drink and congratulate the couple. I managed to find Henry and pulled him aside, sitting him down…
Read MoreI Hadn’t a Reason Part I
By Archie D. The guards gave me a piece of paper and charcoal today, for the purpose of writing I assume. No warning, no instructions, with some intended use that…
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