Decline Stories

250 million years ago, in a land known today as Pangea, people were bound with their animal spirits. Some could soar through the sky, some could run as a cheetah, others had voices deadlier than a siren. But when a virus begins to slowly strip away every remnant of their abilities, and years of their life, will they ever be able to recover? Will a cure be found? And all of this jumbled in with a 50 year old war, the uprising of the minority species of the realm, and being kidnapped back and forth between her father, her grandfather, and a clan of immortals, Aeralyn Reilly really just wants some peace, quiet, and a slice of pizza. But things are never that simple, are they?

Rain Sanctify de Vera is a family-oriented man who's also the breadwinner of the family, he is really desperate to have a job that will suit him to support his family. Then he discovered this company where in every last day of the month, you need to complete the missions or tasks that will be assigned to you for the double bonus salary. There's only one rule he needs to follow for this job especially on mission's day, don't ever decline. Everything changed when he met her. He's Sanctify, and he declined. "You can ask anything you want to have without any conditions in this job. You're hired. But there's only one rule you need to follow. Don't Decline." ariam series #1 .⸙ genre: mystery / romance .⸙ Highest rank achieved: #1 in Decline #7 in blue cover not mine. credits to the rightful owner.

Natalie Lahey is still moving on, and it's getting even easier than it was before. Her relationship with Liam is growing, and she's still learning how to work at the clinic with Scott and Deaton. She also is getting a close mother-like relationship with Melissa. When the Dread Doctors come for her and her friends, she is one of the first to stand up and do something about it. But what will happen to Natalie and her friends?

What I believe caused the sudden growth of Christianity and what caused the Decline of Rome lies within these paragraphs.

He's stopped looking for her. He's stopped loving her. He had a chance. That chance is gone.

A collection of short stories I don't feel need their own post. Anything from a page to ten, fifteen, or twenty pages. anything exceeding twenty will have its own post. These stories may have nothing in common, may intersect or may just share a passing glace. Stories that pass through my head on their way to who knows where. Hope you enjoy the simple, odd, or random stories that come out. 1. The first story in this collection is Our Life After, a story of a city hidden in the mountains that is consumed by a crashing alien space craft, and the life during and after.

In 1972, a humpback whale named Festus, a dearest figure off the shore of southeast Gold country, engaged spectators for quite a long time. In any case, in June 2016, Festus was found dead in Icy mass Cove Public Park, having surrendered to starvation, accepted to be a consequence of an uncommon marine heatwave. New examination, distributed by Imperial Society Open Science, uncovers that the North Pacific humpback whale populace encountered a 20 percent decline somewhere in the range of 2013 and 2021 because of the unfavorable impacts of hotter waters on the environment. "The [2014-2016] marine heatwave truly reduced the efficiency of the sea such that fundamentally subverted humpback whale populaces," says Ted Cheeseman, a sea life scholar at Southern Cross College in Lismore, Australia who drove the review. Humpback whales, known for their melodic submerged tunes and gymnastic presentations, looked close to eradication because of hundreds of years of hunting. By 1976, their numbers in the North Pacific had dwindled from 1,200 to 1,600 people. https://www.pakistanweekly.co.uk/marine-heatwave-triggers-devastating-decline-in-north-pacific-humpback-whales/

A short sonnet about feeling like you're being dragged down in life.

Childhood friends turn to strangers. Letters written for him.

About people's relationships declinning

Sometimes you want to write, and sometimes you need to.

Breakthrough Discovery from Harvard Medical School A recent breakthrough from Harvard Medical School has uncovered a startling cause behind memory loss in seniors, shaking up the neurology field. This revelation suggests that the primary culprit isn't genetics, aging, or lifestyle choices like smoking or alcohol consumption.

A depraved old man fights nature and the ethereal.