The RiftKindling

The RiftKindling

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Feb 8, 2021
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Fantasy
The world is still. Old times have turned into new legends, and there is silence disrupted only by the breeze. Just not entirely. Fractions once owned and employed by the Kingdoms are rumored to have split into there own paths. Assassins ride now in the daylight, and Grims storm the world in search for reasons to cause genocide. And Kuxalo lives in a warm house, with orphans, and a greatly competitive older brother. But when his outlawed gift becomes exposed, and his only brother becomes a lie, he must sprint into the world of silent pain and mystery to grow as a man and in power. And avoid the unforeseen consequences.
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My escape from Springfield, Massachusetts, came in the form of an exchange program to New Delhi, India, one plane ticket for 11:00 am on the thirteenth of July. I left, taking a big suitcase and my camera. I told myself I left for the experience I'd have there, but maybe I left because of the experience I'd had here. I don't know. All I know is that I left, and then I met Maya Sumedh. Luke Waters came into my life at 12:00 pm on the fourteenth of July, a Saturday. Probably the weirdest Saturday of my life - I picked up a cute guy from the airport, was in a car crash and stayed up the whole night talking to said cute guy. Maybe I even fell in love but I didn't know it until much later. All we had was four months and camera. A camera which proved more important than we ever imagined.

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