Marius looked around the room. People were working, left and right, contacting the leaders of each section. She walked around, looking at each message, making sure it exceeded her expectations. Thankfully, each one did, and they sent them.
Marius walked to the head of the room. "Thank you for completed the work I assigned you. It is up to the leaders to choose who is going to be coming to the Imperial City. You now may be dismissed. Thank you again. Continue your day."
With that, she walked out of the room, hoping that the leaders sent in good students. There's nothing worse than having some five-year-old, like last year. So she raised the age limit. Ages eight through twenty were allowed to take part in lessons, so she was prepared for anything.
She sat down at her desk in her office. Time to start planning the lessons.
You heard it, people. Your characters can be anywhere from eight years old to twenty. I would like one eight to nine year old and one nineteen to twenty year old. You may have more than one character, but it will be hard to complete two challenges.
Thank you for attending this meeting. You are dismissed.
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The Death Formula - A Writing Competition - Year 1
Science FictionWelcome to the Imperial City. We are very excited to have you here! Right through this door please, don't be shy. You're about to begin a new life at the capitol of the Imperial City. What more could you ask for?
