Mysterious Paintings Manga の小説・ストーリー

Jon mumbled. "And that undisclosed buyer is me," said Dante smiling widely, his sharp teeth glistening in the dim room. "Let's see if you can guess who painted the next one." Dante walked eagerly to the next painting, his cane tapping on the wooden floor like a one-legged giant insect. He likewise turned on the pin lights and the painting exploded in colors of bright red and burnt sienna. "This painting is something I really like. Tell me what you think?" The second painting showed a half-naked man with eyes opened wide as if in a crazed state. In his hand was something that looked like a severed human arm while blood was seen dripping from his mouth. He appeared to be in a desert and faint

Araya works carefully, pulling the moss back from sections of wall with both hands, uncovering the images piece by piece, and what she finds makes her sit back on her heels and stay there for a long moment without moving. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> The murals are painted rather than carved, the pigments faded but legible, the images large enough to be read from across the chamber. They tell a story in the sequential way that old temple art tells stories, panel by panel, each image flowing into the next with a logic that requires no text to follow. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> A wolf. Pale, large, eyes painted in a silver that still carries luminescence even through centuries of fading. Standing at the edge

The paintings… The young prince ran towards the storage room where those paintings were kept as instruction of the Queen when the Lord was about to burn them all. Both the king and Woon anxiously followed him and found him carelessly scattered the paintings. First painting that made Minah troubled in the museum was the depiction of the murder of the young prince. He studied it and discovered that the scenery truly exists. Second one was the slaughter of the whole village by serpents with one red haired woman beholding it all. Third was the moon eaten by darkness…its death. Jion’s eyes went here and there, realizing everything. “I…I died…” he gazed at the very first painting. That was as i

Otis' POV: She dismissed me and I immediately dashed towards the direction of the kitchen to prepare Alpha Damien's lunch but I saw something that brought my feet to a sudden halt. A wall of paintings… paintings of about seven different men each possessing red eyes and the symbol of the crescent moon on the left side of their chest that seems to illuminate light. “Who could they be?” The last painting caught my attention and all I could see was a striking resemblance between him and the man from the training ground.

The host said as when Rain stood up they clapped their hands so do I as he then glance at me before he went up to the stage and hold the microphone. "Good day everyone,for the 10th floor's representative manga work of ours.We're honored to show it to all of you the manga artwork named 'Yours Forever' it's a boy's love illustration and artwork it started with the man whom is an actor and the other man which is also the leading man,the partner of the other one whom is an artist.."Rain started to explain and the other details and short summary of the manga work of ours. *LAUGHING* Out of the blue the 11th floor table,their director suddenly laugh so loud that makes Rain to cut off from his word

Aiden nodded and followed the man in. The room was beautiful and neat, with a great view of the lake and mountain in the distance. Uncle Jin said, “See that mural there?” Aiden turned his attention to see a beautiful Japanese mural on the wall. It was of a beautiful girl with long silky black hair and pale skin, wearing numerous layers of colorful kimonos. Surrounding her were some sort of spiritual animals—a golden dragon, a silver fox, a white snake, and a black cat. “That’s a beautiful piece,” Aiden said.

His hands interlaced and clenched, knuckles paling slightly, laying bare the turmoil inside him. "Amelia, during this period—especially these last few days—whenever I finally calm down and try to work, all kinds of strange images keep flashing through my mind." Raiden drew in a deep breath, trying hard to steady the waves inside him as he carefully described what was happening, bewilderment filling his eyes. He lowered his gaze slightly, staring at his tightly clasped hands, his tone edged with unease: "They're scenes that don't exist at all, and they don't fit reality—mountains wrapped in clouds and mist, old-fashioned houses, people dressed in strange clothes, and an elder who's very impor

The red signal was still showing, she tilted her head and smiled and then said to herself, I am this close to you but I can’t see you. As soon as I come up with a plan, I will join you in the inside. She got up and walked out if the room, down the corridor that had paintings of humans but had been placed as puzzles. She stopped at a particular one, it was a painting of a man but his parts were spread apart that included his intestines. Elsie looked at the strange painting and felt it was odd, but she couldn’t understand what was particularly off about it. She came to the receptionist and said to him,

“All proceeds will be donated for the cause, brother, and Lake is loaded. Don’t be shy to donate, man.” Mykel shook his head in amusement. “Well, I’ll go check out some paintings.” I grabbed a champagne flute when Lake nodded. I walked towards the blue corner with paintings of expressionism. I’m not an enthusiast, but the painting was a naked man in bed. I went to the other with fewer guests. The fingerprinting caught my eye. The handprint produced a beautiful portrait of a dog and a cat with smiling eyes. “That’s nice.” Lake stood beside me. “Yeah, I like it.”

Mango looked at the painting hung in the painting house and felt they looked more or less familiar. All of a sudden, her eyes turned red. It was her work when she just started to learn painting at the age of four. In fact, it was not even an artwork. It was just graffiti. But how did Nathaniel have it? Mango came to the painting and looked at the mark left by herself on the top. She was sure this was the painting drawn by her in the past.