"They're coming!" Jona screamed. "The end is near!"
Jona ranted on the streets of Seal Beach. He used to be healthy but now he was too thin and he hadn't shaved in a month. He kept the same clothes on and didn't bother bathing. He was vigilant in getting his message out. He wrote a dozen signs and left his own "crop" circles in the dirt, wards to keep them away but no one listened to his ravings and he could not postpone the inevitable.
"We will all die. Just look at the stars! Look at the stars!"
A group of four, two couples who were passing by, stopped and looked at him. Most had looks of concerns except one man who smile
All
144 deviations
The Coming of the Conqueror
"They're coming!" Jona screamed. "The end is near!"
Jona ranted on the streets of Seal Beach. He used to be healthy but now he was too thin and he hadn't shaved in a month. He kept the same clothes on and didn't bother bathing. He was vigilant in getting his message out. He wrote a dozen signs and left his own "crop" circles in the dirt, wards to keep them away but no one listened to his ravings and he could not postpone the inevitable.
"We will all die. Just look at the stars! Look at the stars!"
A group of four, two couples who were passing by, stopped and looked at him. Most had looks of concerns except one man who smile
Featured
143 deviations
Toriko
9 deviations
Matsumoto Rangiku
5 deviations
Duskull Cosplay
8 deviations
Sephiroth
10 deviations
Moka Akashiya
3 deviations
Android 17
3 deviations
MISC Cosplay
18 deviations
Royal Academy EP8
Royal Academy 為生学園 Episode 8 – The Long Goodbye
Fortunately for Shiro, most students admired him from a distance. The only trait he could thank his parents for was his cold aura and indifferent expression—the foundation of an Ueno businessman. He could hear rumors of his serious demeanor making him near unapproachable but likable all the same. People were naturally intrigued by what they couldn’t understand, and to them, he was a mystery. The students of Isei glanced at him or full on stared as he made his way to the end of the upper floor in the main building.
Even though
RA Season One
10 deviations
Angel of Agony
She runs across the fields, roiling clouds above her head. She knows the storm is here. She can smell it in the air. The grass beneath her feet is oddly soft against her skin but she wants it to cut, she wants it to hurt.
She runs, chest heaving, heart pounding, she can barely get a breath. There is noise all around and it isn’t the thunder of clouds, but the thunder of voices. She is accused. And she runs, ever running till that thunder causes her to cease and she realizes she is at the edge of the world.
She looks at the abyss, at the nothingness and feels herself becoming empty. She lets out a scream just to rem
Poetic Prose Collection
3 deviations
XXIV
XXIV
“Mom, why do the seasons change?” the child asked.
“Because the divine moon was too beautiful,” she answered, but the child did not understand.
“So, if the moon goes away, it will always be summer?”
The mother shook her head. “No, I am speaking of the divine moon.”
“What kind of moon is that?”
“In a land beyond ours, where demons and gods roam, there is a beautiful moon that shines silver light,” she said. “However, no one could witness his beauty because the sun was too bright. The m
Panthera Codexa
24 deviations
The Coming of the Conqueror
"They're coming!" Jona screamed. "The end is near!"
Jona ranted on the streets of Seal Beach. He used to be healthy but now he was too thin and he hadn't shaved in a month. He kept the same clothes on and didn't bother bathing. He was vigilant in getting his message out. He wrote a dozen signs and left his own "crop" circles in the dirt, wards to keep them away but no one listened to his ravings and he could not postpone the inevitable.
"We will all die. Just look at the stars! Look at the stars!"
A group of four, two couples who were passing by, stopped and looked at him. Most had looks of concerns except one man who smile
Sweet Nightmares
15 deviations
The Coming of the Conqueror
"They're coming!" Jona screamed. "The end is near!"
Jona ranted on the streets of Seal Beach. He used to be healthy but now he was too thin and he hadn't shaved in a month. He kept the same clothes on and didn't bother bathing. He was vigilant in getting his message out. He wrote a dozen signs and left his own "crop" circles in the dirt, wards to keep them away but no one listened to his ravings and he could not postpone the inevitable.
"We will all die. Just look at the stars! Look at the stars!"
A group of four, two couples who were passing by, stopped and looked at him. Most had looks of concerns except one man who smile
All Fiction
37 deviations
Hint Fiction
8 deviations
Ice Queen
3 deviations
Panthera Codexa24
Grimoire of the Panthera
XXIV
XXIV
XXIV
“Mom, why do the seasons change?” the child asked.
“Because the divine moon was too beautiful,” she answered, but the child did not understand.
“So, if the moon goes away, it will always be summer?”
The mother shook her head. “No, I am speaking of the divine moon.”
“What kind of moon is that?”
“In a land beyond ours, where demons and gods roam, there is a beautiful moon that shines silver light,” she said. “However, no one could witness his beauty because the sun was too bright. The m
XXIII
So continues the story of Marcus Arterius Gallus. To a forest, unnamed by man, Marcus fled. Disgraced, he left his family behind, no longer to show his face to those he shamed. Through brush and bush he travelled, over ancient roots, and through mud and muck he wailed his despair. Every night he moved amongst the trees, crying out for the life he once knew. Those who heard him would come to think the dead dwelled within the forest, and soon, no one would venture near.
In his despair came a smell. A scent of rot and meat. Marcus followed that smell to a cave that he thought would be filled with the killings of
XXII
There’s a weird rumor about a quiet, empty town. They say everyone in town suddenly vanished. That there’s no person or animal to be found; no insect or worm in sight. All that remain are the buildings, the houses that once held families, and their cars, left abandoned on the road.
No one believed these rumors till they saw it for themselves. It was a ghost town, dead and silent. The only evidence of the people that had once been there was the very town they left behind. They say everything is still and silent there. That not even the whisper of the wind blows through the streets.
No one can say what hap
XX
I had a dream
I was at school, although I didn’t quite recognize it as the school I knew. It seemed to be slightly different. I had my friends with me, of course, you were there too. We were all at the dance, but for some reason I wore jeans and a shirt.
We got news of a terrible storm close by; it would pass without reaching our town. And then I got a text.
Jason, from math class, called me out to that shed behind the gym, the wood one. I went outside and I could see the dark clouds in the distance. It was a blanket of rumbling darkness and flickering flashes of lightning. With the setting sun behind it,
XVIII
In the beginning, there was void and three worlds of water, sky and land. In the world of sky, the gods became the storm and on Earth, oceans and currents of wind and water were formed. The void gave birth to lands of black mountains and sand. On Earth, mountains arose and lands of snow, jungle and sand appeared. In the world of water, the gods became the stars and on Earth, the sun and moon, rose and fell. What the void ate, it created. The Panthera knew this was not the first cycle, and one of many beginnings.
Man fought wars, and black sands shifted. Man fell in love, and dark waters rippled. The gods breath
XVII
Entry 1.
I have three mothers. The first brought me into the world, yet I have never seen her face. The second spared me, and gave me a new life. And the third raised me as her own.
I asked the third, ‘Mother, why I do not have wings like you, a tail like you, or sharp teeth and claws like you.’ She told me she held me when I cried, fed me from her scaly bosom, and loved me as she would the child she lost. It was all the answer I got.
Mother says I was meant for great things, that one day I will leave her.
I think Mother is scared. She knows I will go someday and see many others that look like me
XVI
When Heteo closed his eyes, the world of land became dark. Night fell in the absence of his radiance, and like the beginning, the world had become as black as the void. However, in Heteo’s absence, another began to shine. “Lucerna” was the word that shivered through the night, and a pale, cold light could be seen throughout the land.
This light came from Illunas, who sat in the sky. He was the Hidden One, lost in the shadow of Heteo. Unlike the fiery form of Heteo, Illunas appeared as a man, pale and lithe with silver, silken waves of hair that flowed down his back. His flesh glowed, as if like
XV
“Prelude to War”
420 AD. Sung before times of battle.
Hymn to the god of war, Ashnu.
Lead: “Songs of old give us strength to fight.
The god of war will ride when the north wind blows.”
All: “We raise our swords and drink tonight.”
Lead: “We ask the divine general to lend us his might.
Our cry for battle will weaken our foes.”
All: “Songs of old give us strength to fight.”
Lead: “We’ll lay waste to the land, a mortal blight.
On nights gone cold, blood will paint the snow.”
All: “We raise our swords and drink tonight.”
Lead: “Our enem