Neil stepped to the edge of the ravine, his heart thrumming loudly in his ears but not loud enough to block the screams that came from deep… Read more “Random Mental Wandering 2”
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239/366 – Guard Duty
Day 97 of 100 Word Prompts: Danger Lennon doodled on a scrap of paper while his partner Lewis leaned back in his chair, using the corner of… Read more “239/366 – Guard Duty”
232/366 – The Mimic
Day 90 of 100 word prompts: Chest “Don’t go near it,” Gabriella said, stopping Lyle from walking forward. “What are you talking about? We came all the… Read more “232/366 – The Mimic”
225/366 – Lab Partners
Day 83 of 100 Word Prompts: Risk I’m just going to do it, Ethan thought as he paced back and forth on the sidewalk. He turned down… Read more “225/366 – Lab Partners”
218/366 – The Girl with Amber Eyes
Day 76 of 100 Word Prompts: Rescue Charlie took exit six off the beltway, stopping at the red light until either he got an opening in the… Read more “218/366 – The Girl with Amber Eyes”
211/366 – Friendly Advice
Day 69 of 100 Word Prompts: Rain Dylian stood in place nervously while the guard stood perfectly still, watching his every movement. A moment later, a second… Read more “211/366 – Friendly Advice”
204/366 – The “Institution”
Day 62 of 100 Word Prompts: Ripe The room was cold as I paced nervously. The loose medical gown hanging from me gave me little comfort and… Read more “204/366 – The “Institution””
190/366 – Lessons in Training
Day 48 of 100 Word Prompts: Cold Zhen stood at the top of Skyreach Tower, which jutted from the top of the training hall hundreds of feet… Read more “190/366 – Lessons in Training”
183/366 – Rites of Passage
Day 41 of 100 Word Prompts: Apple Judah stood on the platform overlooking the practice targets with his bow at the ready. Beneath the platform, he could… Read more “183/366 – Rites of Passage”
176/366 – Ventivolley Combat Training
Day 34 of 100 Word Prompts: Train “Get up,” Jeremiah said, prodding Judah with the end of his bow. Judah’s head retracted from under his wing, bleary-eyed… Read more “176/366 – Ventivolley Combat Training”
Jonathan M. Leighton, Jr. 