“R..ru.. RUN” Eddie said, spinning around almost tripping before grabbing Peters arm and almost wrenching it from its socket as he pulled him back along the corridor with him. They didn’t stop to see if the thing was following them. … Continue reading The Drowned Village: IV
As they first reached the mud they trod lightly expecting it to give way beneath them. It was firm, however, dry and crusted over. “Tread where I do and go slowly; don wantcha to fall into the deep stuff…” Eddie … Continue reading The Drowned Village: III
That Saturday morning he was shaking with excitement. He could hardly touch the porridge his mother had made for him, glazed in golden syrup, just the way he liked it. Every chore on the farm seemed to drag on, the … Continue reading The Drowned Village: II
For Eddie West, the extraordinarily hot summer of 2018 had been life-changing. As the fields grew brown and farmers fretted about the lack of rain, Eddie only saw adventure in the long dry days. Whatever time he could get away … Continue reading The Drowned Village: I
Ikwezi arrived back home just as the morning sun was rising, the sight filled him with hope and joy. The journey had taken him just over six months and by now the young Kanu would be almost four years old, … Continue reading Ikwezi : IV : Union of Souls
Ikwezi reached the edges of the great jungle in a few days ride, he dismounted and cut his zebra free, his shoulders slumped as he reached out and placed a hand on his trusty steeds forehead. “Umzalwana go free, your … Continue reading Ikwezi : III : Into Darkness
For all his years working to aid the Moredain people, Ikwezi had communed with many spirits, and while some could be difficult and may ask for tasks to be completed before helping he had not yet met one with sinister … Continue reading Ikwezi : II : T’chaxau’s Awakening
