Prim came to a part of the road that was well worn. The path split and furrowed into pleasant little runoff trails, that twisted and snaked their way through groves of gently rustling trees. The undergrowth was thick and green[…] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
After wandering further, Prim came across a crater many miles across. The edges were smooth, like glass, and curved inwards, down into a steadily increasing darkness, where at the bottom Prim could barely see a hole. The hole was extremely[…] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Prim strode on, weary for a resting place. Surely the road had to go somewhere, she thought, otherwise there was no point to the road at all. Yet for every step she took, the ground beneath her feet seemed to[…] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Resignation **Thanks for everyone that came to see me at Dragoncon, it was an amazing show!** EDIT: Next KSBD update will be 7 pages at once in the next couple weeks, for pacing.
Prim went by a brightly lit merchant city, where the free living inhabitants held nightly sojourns, seances, and threw wild celebrations. They sampled poetry, sipped on liquor, and inhaled smoke. There were among their number many great, wise, and virile[…] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
“In some cultures of the Wheel a coin is placed on the eyes of the dead as a fee to the guide of the afterlife. To me the implications of such a custom are wretched beyond belief – that even[…] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
