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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 34
I agree, it does sound kind of feminine... I'm not sure what to do about it though, I think it's important for him to create an identity for himself, but now I'm having doubts about how I've approached it- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 34
Not quite but along the same lines, for the purpose of the story it means 'No Name' but Nekonata comes from the Esperanto language, and in that language it means unknown or unfamiliar- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 34
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 33 - Previous Chapter Chapter 34: Nekira! Nekonata stretched, reaching from his toes to the tips of his fingers as his wolf companions, Santaya and Kristolia, lounged in the shade of an ancient tree. Nearby, Amira, his orange-and-purple-scaled dragon, arched her...- Nemo
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My Weird Brain...
My weird brain wonders what life would be like if I had the freedom to fly anywhere I please like Superman, would people accept me and welcome me into their cultures, would that alone help me battle against the never ending loneliness I constantly feel? Would I find a new home, a place where I... -
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 33
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 32 - Previous Chapter Chapter 33: Unexpected The wind hissed softly past Tara’s ears as Elqiana’s vast wings beat a steady rhythm through the skies, each down stroke carrying them further across the emerald sweep of the forests below. The raven, Loki, perched...- Nemo
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Frustration of Two
My attempt at writing a complete narrative, about two random people meeting full of sexual frustration, depending on what you all think, I might make it into a complete writing project, let me know... The collision happened in slow motion... or at least that's how it felt to her after-ward. One...- Nemo
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Tired, unbearably tired
I've this a few times over the last couple of hours, and it's taken my brain that long to process it, you have a heavy heart, and feel that sometimes, maybe even all the time that the weight of the world is on your shoulders, I feel this too. I feel like this all the time, it's so draining and... -
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 32
wasn't the right time, to be giving gifts, but now he has it- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 32
Neko opened his hand to see a bracelet of purple and orange beads, faintly glowing as though holding a pulse of magic. “Elvina imbued it with a spell,” Tara explained. “As long as you wear it, I will know you are okay… just as you will know that I am.” She lifted her wrist to reveal a bracelet...- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 32
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 31 - Previous Chapter Chapter 32: Departing Nekonata raced ahead on his mare, Santaya and Kristolia, his wolves, bounding alongside him. Above, Amira circled, her wingspan having grown impressively since their last flight. Loki the raven perched lazily on Elqiana’s...- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 31
a metaphorical statement for world peace or freedom or unity, or the light of the world maybe?- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 31
Those voices could be anything, elves, dwarves, were-cats, a cult of humans... literally anything- Nemo
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The Journey, Chapter 5
Not so common, only very few places actually speak it- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 31
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 30 - Previous Chapter Chapter 31: Voices Far from any mortal path, deeper than torchlight could reach, there was a chamber carved by no human hand. Its air was heavy, damp with ancient stillness. Shelves of black stone stretched along the walls, each lined with...- Nemo
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The Journey, Chapter 5
What I use as the 'ancient language' in my books is from the Esperanto Language. It was a language created in 1887 by a Doctor, who hoped it would become a universal second language to make communication with other nations easier and 'foster global understanding'- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 30
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 29 - Previous Chapter Chapter 30: March! The morning sun bled across the horizon, casting the battlefield in bronze. King Thomaz stood tall upon his chariot, his heavy cloak snapping in the wind, a dark gleeful grin cutting across his face as he surveyed the sea of...- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 29
Yeah... I know... a few dark-ish chapters all in one go... but bare with me. Chapter 30 is dark, but then it get's a little lighter, with a huge 'metaphorical bomb' dropped in Chapter 32- Nemo
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The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 29
The Journey, Book 2; Chapter 28 - Previous Chapter Chapter 29: Untold Matthious drifted up and down the narrow hall, a warped figure in the torchlight. His long, skeletal fingers tapped against his chin with a slow, insectile rhythm. Green-grey eyes, narrow, sunken, and gleaming, never left...- Nemo
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The Journey, Chapter 2
Honestly hadn't thought about it. I came up with a lot of names but didn't like any of them at all, so I ended up looking on the internet, Zeindarrys was the first name I came across that I liked- Nemo
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