WeepingWisteria

The person’s smile grew even wider. “The forgiveness of a hardened heart.”

“Think of it like we hate you and want you to go away!” Dusk glowed menacingly. Joe cross his arms. “Well, too bad!” Vendetta groaned. “Just say your piece and ...

“Escalator?” Ki wouldn’t argue that the stairs weren’t moving , which was unnatural and unholy in of itself, but the child using strange words wasn’t helping. They tried to take ...

Vendetta groaned. “We don’t want to talk to you!” Joe crossed his arms. “Well, someone has to put you in your place.” Vendetta raised their fist to crush the letter.

Ki shrugged. They stared at the remains of the bridge slowly shambling back into place, as if the bridge was never broken. “I don’t like this.” They drew one of ...

Vendetta picked up the letter. “It’s from Joe.” They showed the envelope to Valeri, “Josephinzo the Great” scrawled across it in big, swooping letters. Dusk scoffed. “I think he’s compen

Ki, taking in the sight of the locked door, gritted their teeth and turned their shoulder to the door. Squashing their eyes shut, they smashed through the door and crashed ...

“Now, Artemis calls this pile astillas . And now we have to gather thicker sticks to sustain the pile when it’s lit. You can pull them off of dead tries ...

Ki ran to the tower, staring directly at the tower to prevent themself from faltering. The bridge seemed to scream at them, the sound of shattering glass consuming everything in ...

“Micheal joined the trial alone.” Emily righted her head.

Ki sighed and shuffled ever so slightly to prepare to run. “Okay. Three, two, one-“

The person nodded. “Of course. To pass the first gate, you need the forgiveness of a hardened heart.”

Ki swallowed nervously. "No. I-" How does Ki explain how easy it could be to kill them? How does one hand all their weaknesses to someone on a silver platter? ...

Vendetta nodded and sat beside Valeri. "I'd assume so." They grabbed a skewer and started roasting their own sausage. "It's a beautiful morning."

Ki forced themself to laugh. "No. It's just-" 48 words. "-the view." Fifty. Any word above fifty was always a risk, and even though Ki had left that lifestyle behind, ...