Story_Guardian

@erynne,

This is what I’m seeing. Maybe check the link and make sure there isn’t a typo?

“Sounds good.” Julian said quickly walking toward the tunnel exit.

@joelle-stone

Nooo!!! Is there any chance you can tell me what I need to do? I don’t know anything about this technology thing 😫

(Do I need to contact the…

*tries to come up with a compliment that starts with B.*

*Only comes up with bloated*

*Oh! Brilliant!*

Do I need to contact the Brilliant Brian??)

@erynne,

Gaah, I’d love to listen, but I can’t open the file!! *curses technological difficulties*

Pia smirked.

Kallun grinned. “That does it then, sister it is.”

@rose-colored-fancy

How have you been? How are life, school, writing, and the weather? (You know, the important things

My apologies for the belated response, life has been busy, but in a good way. My family and I are on our way back from Georgia state, and all of its great weather, people, and tall pines.

Writing has been going well. I was able…[Read more]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOING THAT 🤣🤣🤣

Julian turned red and quickly took his arm off the girl.

“Er..um… I mean, you do whatever you want.” he said clasping his hands together continuously, avoiding eye contact with anyone.

Eliana started to laugh but disguised it as a cough.

You’re welcome haha Pia is great

She shrugged, smiling. “I could be that secret sister that lived with your mother’s family.”
He nodded. “We don’t necessarily have to look alike. My grandmother had purple hair. But yours is unusually pink.”
“Blame it on the sun.” Pia crossed her arms. “Come on, we don’t have all day. It’s either Kallun’s sister or Julian’s betrothed.”

I kid you not, as soon as I read her description I went face claim shopping XDD

Julian scoffed, “C’mon, you don’t want to be known as the sister of this guy, do you? Besides, you look nothing alike.”

Oh dude

Younger version of this girl

K’Nika smiled innocently.
Kallun sighed. Pia nudged him. He smiled slightly at her and then turned to the girl, “How about my sister?”

@rose-colored-fancy

WHY DID YOU HAVE TO MAKE IT WORSE?????? I’M ALREADY GRIEVING HOW DARE YOU MAKE ME EVEN MORE SADDDD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also… sorry. No Qatar treatment… Yila’s gone…

…

*Denali Christianson last seen 2:01 PM

Julian walked over to K’Nika and put his arm around her “Oh come on Kallun, you can pretend to have one nice cousin.” he said gesturing to her with his other hand.

Nobody panic! (I am but no one else is allowed to)

I got permission to do this and spent like the last week working on the audio. And, it’s like a minute long. So, yeah…

Anyhow, I apologize for the bad editing, and the bad voice (yes, I know I sound like a dude. I swear I am female)

Also, I just did the prologue as a test and my al…[Read more]

The girl smiled. “I am now Kallun’s cousin.”
Kallun groaned, “No! No cousin of mine! My cousins are mean.”
Pia sighed, “What he means is they all fought with him to rule their people and Naja beat him to it and now he follows me around in Thabia as the Prime Minister representative to the Realm in the Empire.”

“Woah!” Ellie gasped

@everyone

Okay, so I’m going to follow Emily and Denali’s example and skip forward a bit in character development for Aydin! Instead of the beginning of his arc, he’s now mid-arc. He hasn’t gotten over the lie yet, but now he knows there is another option at least.

I’m doing this mostly because otherwise he’d instantly perish in any kind of…[Read more]

Kallun frowned but said nothing.
Pia sighed.

“I am back!” K’Nika ran back from the tunnel.

Kallun’s eyes widened. “Sorcerer!”

She now had purpley pink hair, pointed ears and fiery orange eyes, taking on the appearance of his own people.

She smiled. “No. Science.”

Julian rolled his eyes. He stood up and went to the tunnel’s exit, which was still a few feet away. When he made it out, he immediately took a deep breath of the fresh air and looked around the forest. The change in light hurt his eyes, so he had to squint. Something beyond the forest caught his eye. It was too far away, but there was a strange…[Read more]