Issue #1: From The Ashes
I. Binoculars & A Camera
Brie de Meaux waited at the end of an alleyway with a small pair of binoculars. Her eyesight wasn’t what it used to be. On the other side of the cobblestone street, a beautiful artisanal mansion loomed. It was flanked by equally beautiful and equally artisanal mansions, which really took away the grandiosity. She had been watching this mansion in particular for nearly two hours.
The Song Bird (Marzi’s Short Stories)
A long time ago, there was a young girl with an incurable disease. All the clerics who met with this girl said the same thing: she would die before her eighth birthday. But this girl was also the daughter of a king, and the king was stubborn.
Foreshadowing
My fingers mindlessly played with the pendant around my neck: silver, with an azure blue stone. Azure, a warning for patience. Take it slow.
The Salesman’s Offer (Marzi’s Short Stories)
A long time ago, there was a small town hidden away in the mountains. It was a peaceful town, where everyone knew everyone’s names and asking almost always led to assistance. As all towns did, this town had its problems, but for hundreds of years those problems were overcome.
Book of Keys - Dawn
This is the account of a time before God, written by God, in which there is no doubt. Those who believe in the unknown and the unknowable will be gifted guidance. Faith is yours to gift in return.
Ardor The Bright (Marzi’s Short Stories)
A long time ago, there was a great astronomer named Kir’aga who spent his life searching for the center of the universe. His pilgrimage took him to many lands, where he read many books.
The Rat Boy (Marzi’s Short Stories)
A long time ago, there was a young boy who didn’t have parents or a home. He didn’t have any clothes other than the ones on his person, and he didn’t have any food other than the ones that he stole. But the boy did have one thing: an illness.
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