Hubris Stories

Allright then, we all know Thalleous died in Sendaria, but what if things were different? What if Thalleous led the attack against the Voltaris? What is the relation between him and Galleous? How will he retrieve all of the Prime Songs? Well, time to find out... Cover and Part 5 picture made by Mavereich. Part 1, 11, 18 and 35 picture made by Xolus Sendaris. Other pictures are from Squared Media. I'm not interested in art for my story parts, I have my own contacts for that

Amby's 2021 Poetry Runner Up! Based on the Bible story telling about the death of of Asahel

I got bored so here's more Gentle Bones and Doctor Hare.

An arrogant British hydrologist attends a conference in the Southern United States. He decides to explore the town at night and has a terrifying encounter when a local river floods.

Hubris finds a Sendaris girl passed out on the borders of Nestoria. He remembers his father's tales of kindred spirits and wonders if he has finally found them. Hubria one shot

Andzelika faces a great tragedy and gains a remarkable amount of hubris.

Adrienne Harlow is the best musician in her orchestra. She loves her sleek, dark, C stringed cello. It filled her with joy and peace and made her want to float away with the wonder of the instrument. One day, a violinist name Theo waltzed into the orchestra and amazes everyone away with his spectacular musicality. Adrienne despises him from the very moment his bow settled on his strings. But, when the two are partnered up for a solo and ensemble competition, either they could blow the judges away, or they could blow up their judges ears.

Fleeing from the pain of heartbreak so misdeeds and red-flags you'd gladly ignore. But that silence and heartache, thoughts of unfathomable bleed

Science fiction with a twist of humor. A human survey ship makes contact with a new sentient species, organized in a strict chain of command. Colonel Saunders is dispatched to make first contact. Will he chicken out?

eh title says it all [goes and sits in a dark corner]

A letter from a father promising to love and cherish his young boy. Even in death. A tale retold throughout the times. This is a work of fiction. Wrote based on the myth of Icarus from his father Daedalus before he was captured. It is only a letter. Children, take heed of your parents warnings and know it is better to die for an attempt of freedom than to die rotting in a cage.

Theodore Bishop Sidney II is obsessed with being remembered. When he discovers the abandoned writings of the ambitious Severin, he is presented with an opportunity to finally create his legacy. Severin will give him the recognition he so desires- if he can find him a new body. His agreement leads Bishop down a trail of murder deceit and lies that threaten to destroy him.

Needed to write something, so enjoy some pretentious prose or whatever about the mortality of human existence. Y'know, the usual.

Social commentary on the world first from the prospective of young man then the rebuttal by an old man. 1. The young man has the prospective that his vision is clear and sharp 20/20 vision while the old man is cloudy and has failing vision. 2. The old man was once a young man and so understands the prospective of youth but now has wisdom and experience.

A cautionary tale, and a prophecy for all great powers.

"No Siren did ever so charm the ear of the listener, as the listening ear has charmed the soul of the Siren." -Henry Taylor