Category Archives: Storytelling

by Brittany Adams Alexis closed her eyes and laid her head back against the plush seat of her limo as the driver pulled away from her estate. Correction, Bishop Cadaver’s estate. She had just given him the deed to her … Continue reading →

by Jason Yates Pale mountains shifted in the darkness in a quiet earthquake, water rippled around her as she rose. Her flesh was luminous in the odd light, seeming to glow from within, but on closer inspection, it was more … Continue reading →

by MillieCat I remember running through the trees, trying to keep up with the sparrows. My mother laughed and smiled in the shade of the mountain. They said the animals loved me, but especially the sparrows. Such delightful creatures they … Continue reading →

by Anonymous Hesitance. "But Onimbus, we can spend the day at the beach. Or anywhere you want. With the -warmth of the sun- washing over us." Her pleas had been incessant for the duration of the destinationless ride through the … Continue reading →

by Millie The little Malkavian sneaks onto the grounds of the Toreador Primogen’s estate, disabling a sensor with a pair of pliers. She then creeps across the lawn, looking for shadows in the windows. Inside, the Primogen, Claudius Van Buren, … Continue reading →

by Justin The Man stands just in the hallway looking past the partially closed door in to the playroom. Children ages 4 through 8 are happily playing all types of games with each other and an older girl. The teenager … Continue reading →

by Millie Are you a victim of society? Gorge away, punish the punishers. Take so much that it does not matter how much you loose. All your needs can be met with food, and clothes, and cars, and houses, and … Continue reading →

by Anonymous /\nother tiresome night in the hills. Big raindrops, only slightly odd for Southern California this time of year, beat down upon the windows in a rhythmic tune. Lounging about the couch, legs flung over the back, head lulling … Continue reading →

by MillieCat Pranking the Council The Prince of a neighboring city had suffered the Final Death, and I missed him muchly. Since I missed him so much, I thought the Primogen and Prince in my city must surely miss him … Continue reading →