Frozen
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"Her eyes were warm, they said. It was the kind of warm that was soft and not proud, but also the kind that became beautiful the more you looked at it. While his eyes looked cold and devastatingly beautiful, as if its blue depths would pierce your soul the moment they looked at you. If eyes were the windows to one's soul, then these two would've become mortal enemies. But they got along, somehow. Or so they said." "Frozen" is a short story I wrote for my previous Literature class, on which I gratefully, luckily, and happily received an "A+" on. This version that I will upload, however, will have a little more in-depth conversations between the characters, since I didn't feel like I had fully expressed the world I had imagined in the original draft. The first few chapters primarily introduce the main characters in the story--a haughty, orphaned king, and a courageous bookworm. Furthermore, any artwork I will upload in this site will be from my own hands and random brain farts.
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When I was first found by the Matriarch, I was named Val-iea, Little Warrior. I was different, but she and the others of the Tribe love me all the same. If I had never had a Finding, it would have been so much easier. People were afraid of Orcs; most are still wary at the very least. They used to say that an Orc's flesh is as cold and hard as death, that their voices sounded like stones tumbling down the side of a mountain, and that their eyes could freeze you with fear, like a dragon's. I wish that the Humans would have just left us all alone. Now, after many years of peace, war is threatening again because of a spoiled little youngling. If Shurgal and I can not stop it, then everything his father, the Chieftain, has worked for will go to waste. Looks like now would be a very good time for those instincts that everyone claims I have to finally kick in. Sometimes, I wish there was no magic.

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