Crimson Palace ~ Sasodei by Amnahluvzanime, literature
Literature
Crimson Palace ~ Sasodei
Chapter 1
The blonde looked in awe as he saw the town in the distance; it seemed like such a fantastical place to be in, something similar to what the artist himself would normally draw in one of his paintings.
A small village right next to the magnificent volume of blue, consisting of numerous castles from the 17th and 18th century, the land adorned with uncountable stories of Dracula, vampires, dark magic, not that the blond himself believed in any of those creatures or practices however he did find them rather intriguing. Just thinking about his destination made him feel excited; he was definitely going to-
DUM, DUM, DUM, RING!
He glar
Crimson Palace chapter 3 by Amnahluvzanime, literature
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Crimson Palace chapter 3
Chapter 3
“So when was Hidan going to reach here again?” A blond traveler spoke into his telephone while he was sitting on an oak wooden bench outside Transylvania station, with the only illumination being the ivory light of the street lamp which stood next to the bench. There was fog everywhere and it was pretty hard to see anything beyond five feet up ahead. The mist and the ray of the street lamp made it look like the blond was surrounded by a bright and warm glow….even though it was contrasting heavily with the environment he was in.
“Yeah about that…Hidan won’t get there until another month…
Crimson Palace Chapter 2 by Amnahluvzanime, literature
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Crimson Palace Chapter 2
Chapter 2
“Bag number 37! Number 37! Whose bag is this!?” Screamed the old man in his raspy voice which seemed to annoy a lot of people as his voice resembled the sound of nails screeching on a chalkboard.
“Mine, un! It’s mine!” The blond hurried to the old geezer to grab his wooden traveling wheel bag, pushing through the gargantuan mass of people.
“Be quick boy! I've got a job to do” with that being said, he shoved the bag into the blonde's hands.
“Tsk, rude much?” Deidara mumbled under his breath before yet again pushing against the tide of travelers flowing in to retrieve their bag