Creative Writing: After Lowri's Memorial Service

“Your Majesty, there is a rumour—” The Captain of the Guard, Butch, was in the middle of his sentence when Queen Arnaressa, seventeen of age, wed to King Darren, suddenly interrupted him.

Whoever that is, was it so obvious that she was torn? Dizzy wondered if it was just Fallen that might notice or if she were wearing some damned sign or something. Maybe it was a guess, or nothing at all, Dizzy had no idea but she didn't want to dwell on it. Not when she had something that actually made her happy right in front of her. "Well anyone after any part of you will have to go through me." she spoke with a real amount of censarity in her words before a shiver ran down her spine.

There was a Giraffe named Harambe and it had a little bit of gorilla in it but he did not know that yet so Harambe was living a normal life of a Giraffe just like all of them. So one-day Harambe was walking through the thick forest it was as green as money and harambe were looking for some good leaves to eat. he was not paying attention and wandered into gorilla territory and they went wild then this gorilla came out of nowhere and she looked familiar but she ran away Harambe decided to follow her when he caught up with her she was super shy and Harambe said: “You look familiar.” “Do I know you.” surprisingly she said “Yes.” I do not know where from but she knew me and out of nowhere she said: “I am your mother.” I was so shocked I ran all

“Maxen, at least tie up your hood—” Audra started, but he lifted her off her feet and spun her around before she could finish. She screeched playfully, but he silenced her with a bruising

"See that?" Matt pointed to the large square block of buildings, electric fences and military equipment. My face lit up knowing we were so close to getting what we wanted.

I was taken up, put in a chair at the side, and told to keep my mouth shut by the teacher, who

Getting further into the woods, she climbed a tree and tried to catch her breath. She saw the queen and some traitors go by. She closed her eyes trying to wrap her head around what had just happened.

Corey: Dude! Why have you been ignoring me? And why do you look so down?

The graveyard was no more than a series of wooden crosses of random sizes stuck in the grassy loam. Mostly they were painted white and bore a scribbled name, perhaps a date. When the marker rotted the grave was re-used, by then the mourners had moved on with their lives and the body was thoroughly decomposed. There was no fence around it, no signage to give it a beautiful name, or any name at all. Even the locals just called it "the place on the hill." Often the wind blew across it harshly and it was utterly exposed to the storms that frequented the area. The living here could ill afford sentimentality for the dead and so though their grief was as keen as the folks in the big city, they buried themselves in the gritty business of staying alive

"If I'm not safe here, I sure as hell won't be safe in my own home. I'm not afraid of a fight, but I'm not at my best right now. There's no way I could fight off an intruder in the state of health that I'm in at the moment. One good hit and I'm out." She sounded as she was...vulnerable.

I've heard many are leaving for our kingdom!” That was the last she heard as the queen turned a corner, their voices fading in the mist. As many people passed by, on horses or holding baskets. They all seemed to have a worried face as the queens stare grazed upon theres. In the back of her mind she felt as if she was being a bit rude, but she carried on anyways. She finally got to the castle. The featureless, blocky castle never felt like home to her, she never felt satisfied returning to this grey brick of a “home” as she did when she was the queen of Plume. She ignored these thoughts to see no guards standing near the castle's entrance, which meant someone was answering the townsfolk questions. She opened the door to see

“Empty, aside from MacBride’s body lying at the bottom of the stairs with a broken neck.

At this six hour and seventeen minute mark, Alexis had a sudden urge to turn off the main road, and into the forest that stood on either side of her. This was slightly out of Alexis’ character; while she could be impulsive, she held order, truth, and doing what is right in high regard. She recognized this. However, she still turned. A quick

“My name is Sofia, I am an angel, but I don’t have wings, my mother is an angel, and my father is him. I was put on earth to save the world.” She repeated continuously until she finally could process every memory that was lost when she was taken to The Keeper, the man who deemed her unworthy of being an angel. This was the tree, this was where the man lived, and in that moment she knew exactly how to get

"Where the devil had Andromeda gone?". Of course, he shouldn't say such things to her face, as she could