Okay, I FINALLY got some editing done lol. So, here's what I found.
They blew to and fro, as if they were trying to break free of their trees.
That last part seems a little awkward to me. Use a bit more imagination there, maybe something like, "trying to break free of the trunks which chained them in their places." Okay, that's a bad example. But just don't use "their trees" because the branches are part of the trees themselves.
They somehow seemed to try and avoid the perfect stone circle in their center.
I'd change "and" to "to."
A dark figure stepped into the midst of all this, not seeming to notice the swaying trees or even the near-hurricane around him.
Take out "the swaying trees or even." Most people really wouldn't notice swaying trees, and they're not THAT dramatic. A near-hurricane, however, should get someone's attention, and it's pretty powerful.
The first figure laughed, saying,
Take that part out. I don't think you need to identify the speaker again... It should remain clear within that paragraph.
"No sir, Most certainly not,"
Most should not be capitalized. Simple typo.
"Do not worry my blossom. This will all soon be over for you," he said, another evil smile playing across his lips.
Put a comma after "worry" and change "evil" to "wicked" (or some other suitable synonym).
You already said you'll work on the chant, so I won't pick at that.
She fell on and on, screeching all the way.
Change "fell on and on" to something like "plummeted endlessly."
I think that's all... It has potential. Work on varying your adjectives and enhancing your description a bit. I like the idea. Can't wait to read more!
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