Sunday, November 14, 2004

GRRR
My mom's being a biatch so I can't post more of the story for a few days. sorry Elske
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Friday, November 5, 2004

Part VIII
"So you mean that there was only one of each monster?" Joey asked. 'Yes as far as I know there were only one of each monster except those like the Blue Eyes White Dragon, in that case there were three.' Terask replied. 'Very few people could play the Shadow Games. Only those gifted with magic could do so.' Yugi stood up, "We'd better head back into town for several reasons," he said. "Why?" Joey asked. "One, because the others will worry, and two because it will be morning soon and if Terask wants toget out of town without being noticed, he'd better go now." He explained. Terask dipped his head in agreement. Joey shrugged and climbed onto Terask's back. Yugi got on after. Terask took to the sky again, occasionally commenting on things. The sky was just starting to really light up when Terask landed in front of their hotel. Two other boys and a girl were waiting outside. The girl screamed softly as she saw the giant creature land in front of her. "Hey guys," Yugi said as he slipped off Terask's side. Joey slid off after him. The boy with pointed hair walked up to them openmouthed. The other boy twirled his ponytail around nervously. The girl shrank against the wall.

Yes the other people are Tristan, Duke Devlin, and Tea (as much as I can't stand her) Sorry for not posting for so long, I had a bit of Writer's block. I promise to post more often. bye
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Tuesday, October 26, 2004

Part VII
"What's goin' on, Yug?" Joey asked from the back. "I don't know, it just started glowing," He replied. The dragon swung its head around. The Millennium Symbol glowed on its forehead. They couldn't believe what they were seeing. The dragon landed on a nearby sand dune. Suddenly the dragon started to glow. 'Finally my soul has been released from its prison.' A voice echoed in Yugi and Joey's head. They looked around wildly until they realized it was coming from the dragon. 'My name is Terask,' he said. "Whoa, it talks," Joey said. 'I can do more than that' Terask said as it swept a giant claw around. The entire sand dune turned to a grassy meadow. "Whoa," Joey repeated. "What do you mean, your soul has been released from its prison?" Yugi asked. 'My soul was locked away in your puzzle, only to be released when it came into my prescence.' he said. Yugi looked shocked, "You mean like Yami?" 'Exactly, My soul was actually locked away by your Yami, for safekeeping.' he answered. "What do you mean, safekeeping?" he asked. 'I was born and raised in the Pharoah's palace. We were linked together by our mind and soul. When he died, I died. Our souls were both locked away only to be unleashed by the Pharoah's counterpart, you.' Terask replied. Yugi and Joey were both surprised at this. 'When I died, special words were said over me and I was placed in an egg to be born again when the time was right. My egg was stolen and brought to northern Europe. Two wolves somehow got ahold of me and carried my egg until I hatched. They raised me until there was an accident. my adoptive father was killed while we were out hunting, and my adoptive mother deserted me because she thought I was the one who killed him. After that I came here.' Terask explained. Yugi and Joey listened intently while he talked. 'I am also the Red Eyes Black Dragon that was used in the ancient Shadow Games.' he said

Ok this is coming along great. If you don't like it that's tough cuz I do like it.
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Monday, October 25, 2004

Part VI
The dragon surveyed them beadily. Joey reached out his hand to touch him. The giant creature pushed his muzzle into his hand. "I don't believe this," Joey muttered. Just then, the dragon pulled away and sank to its knees. It folded its wings and gestured to the boys. They realized that they were to get on. Yugi did not hesitate to jump on but Joey stood for a moment. He eyed the dragon and he gestured again for him to get on. He then swung a leg over and held on to Yugi's waist. The dragon unfurled his wings and took to the skies. Joey yelled in surprise but Yugi just laughed like he was having the time of his life. Joey soon recovered but didn't loosen his grip. He soared high above the city and the pyramids. The boys looked down in amazement. The dragon's scales glittered in the moonlight. Suddenly, Yugi's Millennium Puzzle began to glow. Yugi looked down at it in surprise.

Ok I know I didn't type much today but I didn't have enough time. Thanx again Elske for reading and I made my bg by getting the picture off of Yami Yugi's site (see my friends list) and hosting it at tinypic.com. Please PM me if you wanna talk more because my computer's stupid and won't let me read comments. Bye for now!
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Sunday, October 24, 2004

Part V
The land he saw seemed to be a dry land, he could already feel heat radiating from it. He flew higher and over the land. He flew high enough to be mistaken for a large bird. He found a remote region close to a large city behind giant sand dunes. Noone was fool enough to venture this far into the desert without proper supplies, so he was not bothered by humans. The heat made him feel alive and happier than he had felt in weeks. He lived like this for several days. He hunted further off in the desert, the hunting was splendid in this remote region. He caught snakes, antelope, and the occasional vulture or jackal. The dragon could fast for hours without water so he waited until after dark to venture to the waterfront. On these trips to the water, he discovered giant stone icons. Great obelisks towered before him engraved with symbols. His favorite feature of the ancient pieces were the great pyramids that loomed over the city like a guardian. After drinking from the river, he rested in the shadows of the pyramids. He wondered what it would be like to have built them. Suddenly, he heard a soft scream from somewhere nearby. He turned his great head, looking for the source of the sound. He got up and cautiously snaked his head around the side of the pyramid. A woman was on the ground sobbing while a man stood over her. He had his hand in a fistand his trousers hung around his knees. The dragon walked silently around. Once he reached the other side he roared furiously. The man nearly jumped out of his skin and the woman screamed. The dragon snapped its jaws and grabbed the man's jacket in his teeth. The man screamed and cursed as the dragon lifted him in to the air. He then threw the man to the ground and placed one giant foot on him, pinning him. The dragon placed his head close to the man and growled. The man looked at him with a look of terror. Once the dragon decided that the man had learned his lesson, he let him up. The man yelled and tore off for the city. The dragon smirked and turned his head toward the woman. She rose to her feet cautiously. The dragon sniffed her and decided that she was no threat. The woman edged forward and gently patted him on the nose. The dragon made a noise that was almost like purring to show his affection. The woman started to jabber away in a language he could not understand. The woman then turned and beckoned for him to follow. He followed her but kept up his guard just in case this was a trick. He followed her into the city until they stopped at the entrance to a rundown hotel. The woman put out her hand for the dragon to stop and raced inside. She returned several minutes later with a boy. This boy was definitely one of the most interesting he had seen. He was shorter than the dragon's front leg, but his hair added a small amount of height. His hair was the most interesting feature. It was long, spiky, and three different colors. The boy wore a necklace that seemed so familiar to the dragon. He lowered his head to get a closer look at it. He nudged it with his nose and the boy cried out, "Joey!" After that the dragon pulled his head back, so he wouldn't scare the boy off. Another boy came outside and started muttering. "What is it Yug?" He then looked up and saw the dragon. He then yelled in surprise. "Whoa Yug, That's red eyes black dragon!" he exclaimed. "Yeah I know, why do you think I called you out here? And the scariest part is, he's real." Joey stared at the other boy and then at the dragon.

Ha ha I added a major twist in the plot. I hope you like it so far. And thanx to Elske for reading all of it so far.
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Saturday, October 23, 2004

Part IV
He raised his head and roared again. Blood slowly dripped from his talons. He sniffed the air, he smelled another. He crashed into the forest to find another hunter crouched behind a bush. The dragon roared and reared onto his hind legs. The hunter screamed and ran for his life. The dragon lowered his head once he was gone and walked back to Vanilor's body. He gently scooped the dead wolf into his teeth and headed back to Sylvencia. When he arrived back, he lay Vanilor on the ground before her. Sylvencia looked at Vanilor, then the dragon. She let out a howl of anguish. Her anguish soon changed to fury. She believed that he had killed Vanilor. The dragon roared at this. Sylvencia attacked him but she was no match for the dragon. She soon retreated and raced off into the forest. The dragon roared again and took to the sky. He kept his head low in his despair. He could not cry although he wanted to. He flew for hours until his wings ached and night had fallen. He landed in a meadow to sleep. He rested uneasily that night, for grief and fear kept him awake. What would he do now? He had no idea. The next morning his wings ached too much to fly so set off on foot. He covered a lot of ground that day. He had not decided to head east until he was stopped by something better than this. The dragon flew every other day so he had time to rest his wings. One day he camped by a lake, he had taken to swimming while he stayed there. This would be a useful skill if he had to cross large bodies of water and was too tired to fly. After spending several days at the lake, he flew again. He flew over mountains and rivers and soon arrived at the sea. He saw people for the first time since the hunters. He automatically assumed that they were all the same. At first he avoided them but he was itching to leave. So he walked down the coastline until they were out of sight. He then took off and flew over the sea. He flew and swam for several days before he sighted dry land.
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Thursday, October 21, 2004

Part III
Again sorry for not posting sooner, but here's the next part.

The dragon flopped around until it found its feet. It fanned out its damp wings to dry them. Vanilor and Sylvencia communicated with a series of whines about the dragon. They finally decided they would keep it. Vanilor cautiously moved over to it. The dragon, during this time, had retreated to the corner and curled up in a ball. Vanilor sniffed it then lay on the ground next to it. The wolves lay with it until it awoke. When it woke they took it to the mouth of the cave. The tiny creature clung to Sylvencia's fur on her neck. They exited the cave and headed east. The wolves had decided that the crevice was to small to raise a dragon, so they were going to search for a new home. They walked several miles before stopping to rest. They found a shady clearing near the river. The wolves stooped downto get water. The dragon spread its wings and glided to the ground. Its forked tongue lapped up several sips of the cool liquid before fluttering up to Sylvencia. Vanilor helped it up and they were on their way again. The little group found a tiny clearing that was just large enough for them all to lie down comfortably, and it was in a dense part of the wood so they would be protected from the elements and larger creatures, but that would not stop insects and rodents from crawling through.

Six Months Later
The tiny dragon was no longer tiny. If it spread out its wings they could cover both Sylvencia and Vanilor at one time with room to spare. The wolves had discovered that their 'child' was male. He had taken to flying at an early age, and Vanilor had taught him to be stealthy so all in all he was a deadly assassin of both the earth and sky. One morning the dragon went out to hunt with his adoptive father. They were on the trail of a large herd of deer, and were ready for a feast. They had almost reached a meadow where the deer were gazing when suddenly, a deafening shot rang out. The deer all spooked and bolted. The two hunters sprang into action but were unlucky. They ran over to a dead deer that must have died when the shot rang out. Suddenly another shot rang out and Vanilor slumped to the ground, dead. The dragon looked at his father in surprise. Once he realized he was dead, he raised his head and roared a deafening, mournful roar. Then he thundered towards the forest to the source of the shot. He found a very startled hunter crouched behind a bush. In a flash of talons and teeth, The hunter also slumped to the ground dead.

All right if this is getting to depressing for you I encourage you to keep reading, it will get better. I promise. This is actually turning out to be quite good, in my opinion. Thanx for reading
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Monday, October 18, 2004

Part II
Ok so I lied, I didn't post a couple days ago but I'm posting today.

The next morning, Vanilor rose early. He stretched and left the warmth of their cave. He trotted to the river in the frosty morning. There was no snow to be found but everything was iced over. He lapped a few mouthfuls of the icy water before setting off to hunt. The sun, a golden jewel in the east peeked over the hills, casting a mystical glitter over the ice. Vanilor raised his head into the slight breeze. He caught a scent of deer. He turned into the wind and followed the scent until he reached a clearing. A herd of deer were grazing peacefully. Their hard hooves crunched over the crystalized grass. He crouched behind a bush and prepared to attack his target, a young doe with a twisted foot. He leapt lightly out and attacked. The healthy deer sprang off easily but the sickly one had no such luck. He brought it down easily and dragged it back to the crevice. Sylvencia greeted him with a nuzzle and a wag of her tail. The wolves tore away at the kill when suddenly, a crack like a gunshot echoed through the cave. They popped their heads up to see what it was. They began to approach the stone, the apparent source of the sound. Just as they reached the stone, it exploded. They had just enough time to hit the floor while razor sharp bits whizzed overhead, Sylvencia whimpered. In the place where the 'stone' once lay, a tiny black dragon shook off and stretched. It cracked open its eyelids, revealing ruby red eyes. Thus the birth of the red eyes black dragon.

Ok next part tomorrow (hopefully) sorry to leave you all in suspense but that's the way it goes. And this story is about Red Eyes as in Joey's. Since Blue Eyes always gets all the attention, I decided to do something on Red Eyes. And I've come up with a title, The Legend of Red Eyes. Adios
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Thursday, October 14, 2004

   My Story: Part 1
Please don't hate me if you hate the story. The first half has practically nothing to do with anime, but it will get better. I am new to this after all. This also has no title so please leave comments. So here goes.

A lone grey wolf sat on the crest of a hill. He sniffed the air, then rose. Was she coming? He howled, one clear, mournful note, to check. The sound echoed into the seemingly endless forest. Suddenly, a higher pitched howl rang out. It could only be his mate, Sylvencia, but had she brought their charge? A silvery coated wolf trotted out of the wood carrying a bundle wrapped in large leaves between her teeth. The male wolf, called Vanilor, padded down the hill to join her. She released the bundle and nuzzled her mate. He then picked up the bundle and they set off for their den. The two had found a crevice that was enclosed enough to shield them from the elements and unwanted guests, but large enough for them to live comfortably. Sylvencia lay down and wagged her tail as Vanilor dropped the bundle and started to unwrap it. He pushed away the leaves, revealing a polished black stone that glittered in the moonlight. He gently rolled it over to Sylvencia then lay next to her. The two wolves had separated from their pack when a power struggle with the alpha wolf had almost killed them both. Sylvencia had stayed by his side while the pack deserted them.

All right that's all I have for now but I'll post more tomorrow. Please comment and I'm sorry if there are any errors.
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Wednesday, October 13, 2004

   The Great Cake Arguement
My brother put this in a birthday card for me, I found it hilariously funny:
Yugi: I want Chocolate!!
Kaiba: I want Strawberry!!
Joey: I want Vanilla!!
Tristan: I want my Mommy!!
Bakura: I wanna go Home!!
Marik: I want you...To shut up!!
Joey: I WILL NOT BE SILENCED!!!

heh heh I finally figured out this post thing
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