anyu-san

 A Sixteen year old boy wandered through the crowded city streets.  Everyone seemed to know their destinations as they walked intently on their way.  Everyone, that is, except Aiden.  Lost and more than slightly confused, he wondered how long it would be before he could leave the city. The entire reason he was there was only a rumor to begin with. A rumor that would make anyone the street advise mental help if they were asked about it. He was looking for a man.  More specifically, a demon in the form of a man. A former soldier demon, said to have been the guardian of the gates of hell for many centuries, until he fell in love with a fallen

As time flies by, the united split As time goes on, the strongest quit Time is the enemy, the fiend Fate it would seem, never intervened People grow older, day by day The will of the weak begins to stray They break apart, begin to fight Try to rule, with an iron might In the end, the strong all die Young and helpless, the children cry But time ticks on, now and forever The weak live on, an endless endeavor We must live on, we must be strong The weak fade away, but are not wrong Replaced by strength, their flaws must fade Strong once more, they begin to jade The weak now strong, continue the crime The cycle continues, through

 Mehkeer listened to the echoes of his soft footsteps through the tunnel of the dark cavern. He knew he was getting closer, he could feel it. Three hundred fifty seven feet under the crust of the earth. That's where he left it. That's where it would still be. Though time had changed the actual depth, the caverns remained much as they were before. Dark, moist, moldy, and quiet. It was his home once, for a short time. When he felt the need to be alone. But tonight he would not be alone. Darker than any normal person would be able to see through, Mehkeer was unaffected. He pressed on through the maze of caverns, knowing the exact way. With n

 Alex Trebek carefully looked over his information cards as the contestants took their places behind their respective buzzers. He looked at the camera, adjusted his collar, and began to speak, “I'm Alex Trebek, and welcome to Jeopardy! Our contestants tonight are Sean, Jake, and.. Shawn.. Damnit, haven't I told you people before to make sure their names are different?!” After a slight pause, and clearing his throat, Alex spoke once more, “Tonight we have Sean, Jake, and Stu! Why don't you each tell us about yourselves?” Sean, a short man with dark brown hair that reached to his shoulders, spoke up confidently, “Yeah

 “Wait for me, Mama!” The young boy jogged clumsily through the forest. The trees were large, with huge roots sticking out of the ground and making it very uneven. He tripped over one, but pushed himself back to his feet and ran after his mother once more. Just when he thought she had lost him, the forest ended, opening into a large field with tall grass, and a small hill. His mother was sitting at the top of the hill, watching the green grass sway in the wind. Lina patted the ground next to where she sat, “Come sit with me, Kuri.” Kuri nodded and took a seat, staring out at the field. The beauty of the scenery was los

 Mara slowly opened her eyes, only to see a face less an inch from her nose. She screamed, and pushed Kuri away. Kuri merely fell back and laughed, his force contorting strangely as he did so. “Don't do that to me, Kuri!” shouted Mara. She scowled at Kuri for a moment, then stretched. Standing up, she noticed the truck they were in the back of was stopped. “How far did we get this time?” Kuri shrugged, “About an hour and a half, so maybe 50 miles. This is going to take forever isnt it?” Mara hopped out of the truck and looked around. The area around them was completely barren, no signs of life anywhere. Worse

 Kat lay in her bed, staring at the empty ceiling above her. She had done this many times before. She would do it many times again. She let out an audible sigh, and rolled onto her side. She was bored. Always so bored. She wished something would happen. Nothing happened. The next day, she attended school as she normally did. Not the greatest student, but she did what she needed to. When the fire alarm went off, she was hoping for something exciting. Nothing happened. When she made it home, she went straight to her room, as she always did. She threw her bag in the corner, and sat on her bed. When her mom poked her head in the door, she

 Jack sat quietly at his table in the saloon. It was busy, as always, but that didn't bother him. The air was dry, the wind was blowing, and it was hot. Same weather he saw every day he sat at this saloon. He took a drink of his beer. He was underage, but that didn't bother him either. It didn't bother the people running the bar either. They knew he wasn't the type to drink until he was drunk. He just liked to have a couple drinks on these hot days. Jack stood up and walked out of the saloon. Peering through the streets, he saw only one man. The man was making his way home, already drunk. That was one more person than he usually saw on the