The day of seers, and why is this date so important.
Folklore
Georgians (story and critique)
Georgians By Shawn Servant dismounted before a guard who extended his spear and stopped him. He saw the urgency in the servant’s eyes and let him in. Dead of night, the servant passed the bogged ground and climbed the stairs. A squeal of hinges announced him before three knights at the table. Warriors listened to … Continue reading Georgians (story and critique)
Viking Charge (reloaded)
Shipwrecked against the pearly shore of the foreign island. Trees were dancing, full of wind that shook their voluminous crowns, absent life, right there on the stone ridge where our flags flapper proudly. The chieftain placed his Vendel helm on, blew his nose and then he grabbed his round shield and the longsword. Battle ready men awaited the … Continue reading Viking Charge (reloaded)
Deathbringer (Full story)
Rain, like it could wash away my sins, set me pure, unburden my shoulders from the screams and the nightmares - beat on the roofs, muddy ground, and the whole village. Heavy drops clinked on the blade at a rapid pace, washing the blood into the streams that ran dark red in the street. I … Continue reading Deathbringer (Full story)
A white horse (Rudraa’s story)
Sorry. No blabbering for tonight. Here is the story instead. **** Shop's bell rang. „We are closed.“ The bartender said from behind the wall, but she hasn't listened. Rudraa took a seat by the bar and watched at her reflection in the mirror stacked full with bottles. She ran her eyes over the selection of … Continue reading A white horse (Rudraa’s story)
Hunting a Howler
Svetoslav held the torch at the arm's length to cast the light between the trunks of the forest. He picked his steps around the twigs and hissed at the darkness before he turned to me. "If it comes to the point we need to burn down the forest, throw the oil." He gnashed. "Make sure … Continue reading Hunting a Howler
Legend of Ildock
The wolves attacked our village again. Nobody knew where they came from and how many there were. Some said the pack counted over hundred wolves; some said there were much more since the other villages also reported brutal attacks. We decided to fight them so we formed a militia of Konian, Gratnian and Zarian men … Continue reading Legend of Ildock
King’s Tears
Every eighth day of the week, grandpa and I had to visit a horrible place. He was very old and half blind from the heavy crown with a face mask that covered his eyes, so I had to guide him. I didn't want to go there, but I had to. Giants in heavy black armor … Continue reading King’s Tears
Legends of Sokobanja – The haunted lake of Bovan
Bovan Lake is positioned between the town of Sokobanja in the west and Aleksinac in the east, pressed into the gorge of the hills and mountains that separate the towns. This lake connects the village of Trubarevac and village Bovan which has its own ruined fortress on the opposite hill where lake is based. The … Continue reading Legends of Sokobanja – The haunted lake of Bovan
Legends of Sokobanja – An Alien Mountain Rtanj
Near Sokobanja is a mountain with very interesting features. I'm talking about Rtanj mountain (pronounced [r̩̂ːtaɲ]). A cone shaped terrain with naturally straight sides, it almost looks like it’s man-made. The highest peak is called Šiljak (the Pike) and it's decorated with a demolished chapel of Saint George the Dragon Slayer. On the northern side, … Continue reading Legends of Sokobanja – An Alien Mountain Rtanj