The Star Made Knight - Original Writing - 1959 Words

Before he became the Star-Made-Knight, he was a boy with dreams of swords and armour. What little else he could remember was gradually fading. The body of that boy, now a man grown, was forged anew and now inhabited Pelinal. He was still that man with dimming memories of the life he d once lead, but he was also the Star-Made-Knight--a crusader from a period that had yet to pass. An Ada. And there was no place where that man ended and Pelinal began; they were one the same. Pelinal wasn t man; he wasn t god. He was something else--something with a name that had yet to be created perhaps. But he was a living embodiment of rage, wielding pure fury and ready to strike at any elf that was to be seen. The only thing he knew was hatred, no†¦show more content†¦It was when themselves and their companions ventured through the West Weald that Huna came across it. A particularly rare flower; only growing in that region. Bright blue, and it was as though it was glowing in the darkness, casting out all the shadows that gathered in their small tent. It s going to die, Pelinal accidently mumbled aloud. A habit of his, speaking out thoughts. Huna shifted his head to a more comfortable place on Pelinal s chest, which would indefinitely be covered with a tunic, or cuirass. There was no heart beneath, but a diamond-shaped cavity that pulsed with energy. Huna was unbeknownst to this; he couldn t know what Pelinal was--not yet. What is? The Alkanet flower? he d replied sleepily. Eh. All things die eventually. We just need to savour the time we have to appreciate them, I suppose. Pelinal felt tears swelling in his eyes, an emotion new to him still. It was all about death in his lives and death resided in his mind always. If the man he loved only knew the true degree of which his words came to, Pelinal wondered if Huna would ever have voiced them. Would he force ignorance of it upon himself, like Pelinal was doing? What a fool he was. What a damned fool. ~†¢Ã¢â‚¬ ¢Ã¢â‚¬ ¢~ We must talk. The girl had been ignoring Perrif for the past few days. Haaska, her name was, and Perrif wondered if she had yet embraced it. For it would mean the that girl wouldShow MoreRelatedThe On The Planet Of Tatooine1882 Words   |  8 PagesA long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... on the planet of Tatooine – a desolate place seemingly made of solely sand, ruled not just by one sun but two – a young slave boy born to no father, spends his free time piecing together crafts from rusted junk to race in the lawless pod-races. Cursed with a name (at the time) of no significance, Anakin Skywalker is blind to the midi-chlorians racing through his veins and to the fact that he holds the greatest energy the force has ever seen. 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