Croyles
12-14-2003, 06:28 PM
Hi, i just started this story from scrap, its only the very beginning so do not expect too much. Tell me if you like it, how you like it, and how you dont like it. Any other views are helpful.
This part is supposed to be a dream, but comes in reality a lot later on, obviously, you would not have had a beginning like that otherwise...
The bright moon vanished when massive groups of black clouds covered it, diminishing the only light visible. Hard, cold rain was now starting to fall from the sky, quickly fastening in pace as the sound of the rain drops bouncing of varies pieces of old and rusted metal amour laying on the ground beside him grew louder. Shivering in metal amour of weight that is unimaginable, Tyreal drew his sword to welcome the battle with his single opponent, standing on the other side of a lonesome hill overlooking his Kingdom.
“This shall determine the fate of the worlds my friend, or fiend, either way I do not mind.” Said a soft and young voice. “ Thus I know you are wise and powerful, I can not see how you have brought up the courage to fight me; for every evil act that you have so eagerly investigated, I have commited, does this usefull piece of information not flow into your inhibitions?”
“I am guessing that this information of a more important value that I carry has not reached you as of yet.” Replied Tyreal in a cool tone. ”When the sun is on the other side of earth and mars is lurking near the tower, the one with the light will control fate.” A heavy breaze was now in the air, and a big huff of wind disabled a fraction of his hearing.
“Do not hasten you thoughts! I have forseen this my dear fiend, so I set the obstacle asside.” He said. There was a pause between them that would have been considered uncomfortable to an audience, but this was quite the opposite to an opera. This pause was established by Tyreal, for he could not believe that his enemy was aware of the only weapon he had against him that would have only worked in discretion. Shock overwhelmed him, and as his weak human emotions could not handle this, he simply denied what he had just heard - a mistake his enemy will never forget.
“Excuses shall not hinder your death!” Screamed Tyreal in a rage. It was then when he charged upon his enemy to struck him down that surprise hit him hard. He could not believe what had just happened…
Thats it for now.
This part is supposed to be a dream, but comes in reality a lot later on, obviously, you would not have had a beginning like that otherwise...
The bright moon vanished when massive groups of black clouds covered it, diminishing the only light visible. Hard, cold rain was now starting to fall from the sky, quickly fastening in pace as the sound of the rain drops bouncing of varies pieces of old and rusted metal amour laying on the ground beside him grew louder. Shivering in metal amour of weight that is unimaginable, Tyreal drew his sword to welcome the battle with his single opponent, standing on the other side of a lonesome hill overlooking his Kingdom.
“This shall determine the fate of the worlds my friend, or fiend, either way I do not mind.” Said a soft and young voice. “ Thus I know you are wise and powerful, I can not see how you have brought up the courage to fight me; for every evil act that you have so eagerly investigated, I have commited, does this usefull piece of information not flow into your inhibitions?”
“I am guessing that this information of a more important value that I carry has not reached you as of yet.” Replied Tyreal in a cool tone. ”When the sun is on the other side of earth and mars is lurking near the tower, the one with the light will control fate.” A heavy breaze was now in the air, and a big huff of wind disabled a fraction of his hearing.
“Do not hasten you thoughts! I have forseen this my dear fiend, so I set the obstacle asside.” He said. There was a pause between them that would have been considered uncomfortable to an audience, but this was quite the opposite to an opera. This pause was established by Tyreal, for he could not believe that his enemy was aware of the only weapon he had against him that would have only worked in discretion. Shock overwhelmed him, and as his weak human emotions could not handle this, he simply denied what he had just heard - a mistake his enemy will never forget.
“Excuses shall not hinder your death!” Screamed Tyreal in a rage. It was then when he charged upon his enemy to struck him down that surprise hit him hard. He could not believe what had just happened…
Thats it for now.
