• The Last Sunset Over Carrhae


    Sunset Once a sworn defender of his general now found himself reduced to a mere shadow of his former self. Starving and defeated, he limped the battlefield, a forlorn figure in the fading light of the setting sun. The proud warrior of the past, now moved like a ghost among the remnants of war. A…

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  • How Tables Turn, Brutal Turntables


    Noon, II. It came out of nowhere, as swift as a lightning hit. He could not even feel the contact, not on his head or the floor as he succumbed. A brutal mace blow to the temple left him teetering on the precipice of consciousness. Maybe he was already dead, or about to die. He…

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  • Reckoning in Blood and Suffering


    Late Afternoon, V. Dragging himself across the blood-soaked sands, the housecarl felt the weight of the battlefield, being crushed under it. The moans and cries of the wounded echoed through the desolate desert, each groan a haunting reminder of the brutality that had unfolded. He couldn’t shake the images of fallen comrades, their faces distorted…

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  • On The Road Pt. 3 Antecedents


    As I listen to Korky my brain malfunctioned and started to think about the first time I heard that beautiful melody. Some parts of the memory should be left on their own, and now I remember, again, thanks to marvels of the as always. It was 15 years ago, I was eating my tuna sandwich…

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  • The Tides That Never Seemed to Turn


    Late Afternoon, IV. Disaster, there was no other way to describe it. As if all heavens came crashing down right where they all stood. Thoughts that his head was busy with as he searched bodies on top of bodies were also grim, perhaps even more so than the scene around him. It was on the…

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