Abstract
John was a straightforward man. Fresh out of his literature course and already editor assistant in a mediocre publishing company, he earnestly climbed his way up the professional ladder. Due to his honest straightforwardness, his boss frequently used him to tell certain authors why they had their submissions denied. It often left the authors offended, but he was truthful, and said what they needed to hear without any sugar on top, or inversely, being unlawfully disrespectful.
"Look, Mr. Garrison, it is not about the story."
John's straightforward tongue was backed by a medium-length black hair, clean-combed to not bother his eyes
A Fight to the Death
No matter how many times you do it, you just never get used to risking your life. It's not like getting used to pain, or exhaustion. That, you can learn. But having your life hanging on nothing but your actions? You never get used to it, because if you die, there's no excuses to be made, no other cause exists other than your inability to survive, a fact that is clear from the beginning.
And back then, I was at it yet again, and I was so tired... We had been fighting for almost an hour. We were both exhausted, too exhausted to hide that fact: to hide the heavy breathing, the unstable stances, the insecure grips, or the w
"The world is a feeble thing. I am not. What you see before you is the result."
That is what King Helder said as the last of our enemies fell. He said it to me, and his most trusted followers, who listened attentively to his words, and as always, wrote them down on our hearts as law.
His public speech as Emperor was, in retrospect, humbler than his true feelings. He thanked all his supporters, vowing to return that support tenfold, throughout the rest of their peaceful lives. He spoke words of victory, dreams, and a perfected leadership-based government. Spoke words of mercy and welcome, to all enemies who still lived.
I can still picture