Grendel Stories

Remnant, a fascinating world, filled with adventure yet risk. Home to Humanity and the Faunus, two races that struggle living together. But a much greater concern than cooperation, is the Grimm. A unique species with only one goal in mind: to kill all sentient life. They are a horrid race, filled with malice, and attracted to negative emotions. No one knows how they came into existence. The only thing both humans and the faunus know, is that they are evil incarnate, and must be destroyed. Amongst this conflict between humans and monsters there stands you. You are a hybrid, part Grimm and part Human. Hated by both. For as long as you lived you have had to survive against the efforts of man and monster trying to kill you. Despite their constant hatred and slander they do not determine your actions, you do. Will you succumb to the evil within and embrace or wicked nature? Or rise above it and prove you can be something else?

The rain fell in relentless sheets over Chichester's cobbled streets, turning the quaint West Sussex town into a glistening maze of reflections. It was the kind of night where sensible people stayed indoors with a cuppa, but sensibility had never been the Protagonist's strong suit. Not when Grendel was involved. The Council of the Unseen's latest scheme had dragged them out into the storm, clutching a USB drive that supposedly held the key to an AI capable of rewriting reality-or at least crashing every traffic camera in the county. The details were fuzzy, as usual.

Beowulf, a legendary mercenary, must stop a copycat killer from terrorizing Copenhagen, Denmark A short retelling of Beowulf in the modern age. Cover image captured by Dids from Pexels.com, A free image Public Domain website.

This is based on an old German tale. It was a school project and I decided to publish it here. Beowulf, a corageous warrior sets out to kill Grendel, a terrible monster. Then he kills Grendel's mother and, in the process, discovers a big family secret.

So, this is the translated version of Beowulf. I had to read it for class, and I know some people got lost and didn't really understand it. If you're having trouble, I've rewritten it, so that the average person could comprehend it just fine. :) ENJOY! XX

This is just a letter i wrote in grade 9 for a project for english literature on Beowulf. I recently found it and thought it would be fun to share it.