The Harlequin LibraryLong time writer looking for a place to host and share my works. Whether it be fantasy, science fiction or a slice of life, I strive to make them all stories a younger me would have wanted to read with characters he needed to see.
“Aquarius, meet Speedy.” Gemini said walking to the stables. The resistance had taken Speedy and given her a space in their stables. The horse in question snorted upon Gemini’s arrival and stamped the ground impatiently. It was almost as if she was saying what took him so long to see her.
“What’s our progress in the field?” Leo asked.
They’d traveled several hours out of the city and to the seventh floor of a large office building in the middle of a small suburb. There were a few people coming and going in and out but it wasn’t busy. They recognized Irma, Sirius, and Betty. But Lily and Dick were new faces and even […]
Pisces walked through the hall of the castle. He had been out, checking on their outpost during the fighting. Once it was over he was recalled as soon as possible. It had taken him two days to return and now that he was here he was taking stock of the damage. Turning down the hall […]
Capricorn held onto the chain of the chandelier tightly as it swung back and forth. He was gritting his teeth as he swung again harder and harder. “Here goes nothing. Kick Capricorn.” He leaped from it and touched the ceiling for a second before bursting toward the ground.
“Okay that wasn’t that bad,” Dick said once they were on the train back. Samantha stayed behind with Betty so he and Lily were riding home. Laid out against his seat he smiled over at his best friend who gave him a slow eye roll.
Leo’s blade swept through in a blaze that cut the air. Aries ducked under the blade but the flames still singed his face. Grunting in pain he dashed from under her and landed a few feet away. His body crackling with power he dashed at her again thrusting his spear forward.
Leo was disoriented from the light and the rush of movement. She tried to reach out and strike at Aries but she hit nothing but air. Suddenly she was thrown against the ground. She almost slid to her side but she forced herself to at least remain upright. The floor she was on was polished. […]
“Well, you three look chipper today,” Betty said holding a cup of Starbucks. Her hair was down and she wore a sundress with a leather jacket and boots. She was leading the trio of warriors behind her along the street. Where she was leading them they didn’t know, they just know she texted them to […]
It was morning though it was hard to tell underground and away from natural light. No one ever stayed there for too long. The members of the resistance cycled shifts in the hideout, being above ground, and doing missions on the outside.
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