It Never Comes From An Enemy

It Never Comes From An Enemy

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30. It Never Comes From An Enemy My last handful of short stories are a little less grand than some of the others I've written. I think its valuable to practice using a variety of scales, at least that's what they say in architecture. Nevertheless, writing down to earth, human stories, is always interesting due to how well we can relate to them and how horrify the acts real people commit are. The death of a million people is hard to imagine, but the betrayal of a friend, the torture of an innocent? How tragic those deeds are, though they are so very small in comparison. The short story itself was inspired by multiple quotes actually. It started with one prompt like all the others but I heard several more over the course of the month and used them to help humanise the characters a bit. It can be hard to pull off with so few words but I hope I at least got close. I'll only get closer the more I try, so I have my future works to look forward to. 30. You've tasted the fruits of treachery and found them bitter. Don't drag me into your ruin. You're on your own, brother. "Jaghatai khan, Warhammer 40k"
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What happens when death is not the end? For one assassin, it wasn't. Now, in order to die, he must continue to kill. ⭐2020 Ambassador Pick⭐ ⭐2020 ONC Shortlister⭐ ⭐2020 ONC Honorable Mention⭐ The Sharded Blade (Part 1: Ghosts of the Past) was my entry into the 2020 Open Novella Contest (#OpenNovellaContest2020) and is approximately 24k words. It didn't place in the Top 5 and win, but it did receive a very kind Honorable Mention from the Wattpad Ambassadors who ran the contest. I am deeply thankful for all of you who read and enjoyed this story. Parts 2 and 3 (turning this into an entire novel length story) are currently being worked on. This story is based on the following two prompts ... with some liberties taken: 4. When something tragic happens, it's often said we lose a piece of ourselves. How far would you go to find these lost parts of yourself in order to be whole again? 45. You are possessed by a demon. The only way to cast it out is to kill 7 people - each representing one of the 7 virtues.

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