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Unwoman

Unwoman

I think it was Sarcis solemniis, and they went like: Sarcis solemniis iuncta sint gaudia, et ex praecordiis sonent praerconia; recedant vetera, nova sint omnia, corda, voces, et opera. Latin, it was. I think it could be translated into something like: At this our solemn feast let holy joys abound, and for the inmost breast let songs of praise resound; let ancient rites depart, and all be new around, in every act, voice, and heart.
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An Odyssey

An Odyssey

Shut up Edward. Abruptly, I heard the wood crack and I turned my head swiftly. The wooden plank was broken and Lilly was...Shit! “LILLY!!!” I screamed. I ran faster than flash himself and dived inside the water. The port was long; it ended towards the deeper side. I prayed. Prayed to find her before it was… Amongst the blue water, her light brown hair flowed freely. She wasn’t struggling. She wasn’t moving. I grabbed her and pulled her out the water and carried her bridal style laying her on the dry grass.
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THE LEGACY OF KING ADESUNA

THE LEGACY OF KING ADESUNA

we are the men of Odudu, the men of war, our name sounds the alarm of threats! mountains skip beneath our giant strides, our shield have tasted the sweetness of blood, our hearts have been taught the ways of war, the night has become our day, our eyes could see through the walls, one of our men can bring down thousands of men, the songs of sorrow we hear, are from afar, we have wrecked havoc on the kingdoms of mother earth, our eyes are full of blood, our teeth have bit off the the flesh of elephants our nose perceive the scent of blood, we
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In The Arms of Morpheus

In The Arms of Morpheus

I was about to probe some more when two little arms crept their way around my waist from behind and I was hugged tightly. “Dareios! I’m so glad you brought Callista with you this time!” Cassia cried out, turning to him and giving him a hug. His features softened and he lifted the child up onto his shoulders with ease. She buried her fingers in his unnaturally black hair as if it were silk and stared down at me with her large eyes. “What are you talking about?” she asked, her eyes seeming to pierce into my soul. “Just about Icelus and Phantasus, little one.” Dareios replied before quickly changing the topic to some nymphs who had decided that they were going to try and bathe in the river Styx
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Asterion

Asterion

he explained. My mother sighed and looked at Andromache. “Would you be willing to leave?” she asked. “I don’t want to, but one of us has to. So I will.” Andromache nodded sadly. “Very well, the pair of you collect your things.” my mother nodded. It was a teary farewell as Melite, Europa, and Andromache cried as they hugged each other. I opted to walk them to the passage.
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Surf1625
Such an interesting & sweet twist to the Minotaur's story. Loved it! Asterion was so well depicted & emotionally drawn. The ending & epilogues were just so heart touching. I was very moved by the ending. Thanks for a very lovely, moving story.
Caelen F Fae
I loved this story. I started reading it twice before, then just read it all way through over the last couple of days. I really want more like this! It was such a great twist on the Minotaur Myths and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Utopia

Utopia

The woman's foreign tongue echoed on the desolate space. paidí mou xýpnises...My child you have awaken. "Μητέρα, οι θεοί μας ευλόγησαν ξανά γιατί ενώσαμε ξανά." Mitéra, oi theoí mas evlógisan xaná giatí enósame xaná... Mother, the gods have blessed us again for we have reunited.
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Persephone: Leonidas' Domina

Persephone: Leonidas' Domina

He had no idea, but he found himself saying, "I can fight." She nodded, finally looking away from him. "Good." They all began talking as soon as she turned away from him, Leonidas learning their names in quick succession. Hercules, he was a Zeus Familia and from the way he spoke, a High Family. The girl on him, Aellai, Artemis, he was not sure what she was or not. Then on another log entirely, two other people, Odysseus, a Poseidon Familia and Dido, an Athena Familia.
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The Loyal Spartan

The Loyal Spartan

My Dearest Saea, Do not mistake this letter’s brevity for a lack of feeling. Every moment I’m not fighting, I’m thinking of you. I have fought alongside Androkles, and though we are holding our own, our victories are not the end. This battle is a long and bloody struggle. Don’t wait for me; live your life. With every breath I take, I fight to return to you. That is my promise. All my love, Hypatos
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Twisted Desires: His Darkest Obsession

Twisted Desires: His Darkest Obsession

I had cried for him, if only I knew that he had only been playing me. "Lena, so you did come back to find me. I must admit, it is nice to see you again, and I believe that is Hecuba, Odis' lover by your side," he said. He had recognized her, even though she was in another form.
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The Bad Son-in-Law

The Bad Son-in-Law

Hera tries to bribe Paris with wealth, Athena promises to make Paris a successful and famous general, while Aphrodite offers Paris the most beautiful woman in the world named Helene. Paris finally chose Helene which means she declared Aphrodite as the most beautiful goddess in the world. Helene herself had actually become the wife of Menelaus, the king of Sparta at that time. However, Eros, the god of love children of Aphrodite, shoots Helene with arrows of love until Helene falls in love with Paris and flees with her to Troy. Menelaus was furious that his wife had been taken away. He along with his brother and other Greek kings attacked the city of Troy. This was the beginning of the Trojan
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