Oğuz Koyun

Aleece Sherwood Hugon

A.L. Riddle

Chloe Conlan

Sybil Salamander

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The orchard was still smoldering when Captain Elias stepped between the rows, his soot-streaked helmet catching the first light of dawn.

He removed a thick, ashy glove to catch a falling amber between his callous fingertips. Rubbing the sooty remnants together, he brought the blackened dust to his lips: it was exactly as he had suspected. He had discerned the perpetrator; what he could not imagine was the motive.

He spat the ash onto the scorched grass. It had a certain acerbic taste that came only from the manufactured flames of a fire golem. And every fire golem had a master. And in this region, there was only ONE man he knew of who was capable of controlling one of those monstrosities.

"Well, that's great," he whispered to himself, squinting through the dark clouds billowing across the horizon. "Seems like we're gearing up for another fight." He glanced over at the girl beside him, wearing a similar look of anticipatory worry.

They both drew their swords as enemy morphed into an enormous stormy monster. The 2 heroes yelled, "Death by a Thousand Cuts!" They both sliced the air in rapid fire 1000x, sending shockwaves through the beast, defeating it once and for all. They hugged as they declared victory.

The Knights of Slice vs the Master of Golems

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Tia Johnston

Gabby Willow

Brody

Sam Becker

Brady was a lady who was very, very shady. Brady had a baby and the baby's name was Sadie. Sadie was a little-- okay, maybe very, very, crazy.

She dressed the neighbor’s dog in glitter and lace, then taught it to dance on rooftops during thunderstorms.

But one night during a particularly rough thunder-storm, a loud bang could be heard. She looked up through the rain and saw

I saw a thunder strike, but this was different. It was huge and left a huge mark. What was this? could it be, it?

I started to run but the lightning followed me. I ran to my neighbor's cellar hatch and pulled with all my might. It didn't budge. I panicked, the rain mixing with my tears. This was the end. Then, suddenly, I woke up in my bed to the gentle sounds of raindrops on my windowsill.

Glitter and Lace

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Zoe Becker

Jerry glanced down at the photograph in his hand, then back up again at the woman sitting alone at the back of the cafe.

A faint smile tugged at the corner of his lips, though his fingers tightened around the worn edges as if bracing for the weight of what came next.

All at once a blinding light coursed through the space. Jerry and the woman froze. And then a creature appeared, seemingly from the air itself.

And with a voice that seemed to echo from both nowhere and within their own minds, it whispered, “I’ve been waiting for you.”

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