Forbidden spell

It came from darkness catching us off guard

With blinking swiftness, it clawed 2 of my friends

Giving no time to react it continued to attack with remarkable speed

Instinct becomes our savior as our remaining band of 6 enter the fray

With weapons in hand we fight our now visible foe

In front of me I see a towering shadow colored monster

Claws covered in the flesh blood of his recent victims

Eyes filled with madness and razor sharp fangs

With our strength diminish I sense death brewing

Facing dead allies and newly injured ones I steadied my resolve

Because to win, a forbidden spell had to be cast

An action only I could do with a burden only I could take...

I begin to chant the spell, my body glows and surrounds itself with a blue aura

Growing with intensity the further I chant, the air shivers

Halfway finish, both allies and foe alike turn to me unable to move

Fear rises from the unknown as they feel my power

Update

Working on a few characters to post later

Idea for a comic

This should of never happen, why did we not just run from the beginning

We are running with me in front killing any enemies that block our way and hade was keeping the barrier covering us from behind.

Why did you not simply leave me to die you could of simply ran away easy while I keep them busy

“Hey Hade can you do something about those archers?!”

Hade looks up “One sec”, he rises his rod and the sapphire on the tip shines “Espiras persigan y destruyan mis enemigos” five orbs of light blue color appear and like missiles dash to the three skeleton archers destroying them easy “Done”

Girl scene

On a Wednesday afternoon in autumn, the soft wind brings leaves to the front yard of our little wooden light brown house. It’s a constant cycle to sweep out the yellowish, brownish or greenish leaves most days. “That’s not how you sweep. Can you ever do anything I tell you to do right? - my mother yells. I keep brushing the giant pile of leaves harder and in a madly manner, messing the work I had fairly done.

Coke bottle filled with pennies on child’s dresser

A big brother is someone that his little sibling looks up to for guidance. He gives advice and listens to any trouble that torment his sibling. We build a unique trust between us that I will never betray. We play sports and video games together; the advice I give him are based on past experiences and lessons that I learned. One of the most important ones was an empty can of coke that I kept to place any spare change I acquire. It taught me to be patient as the things we want we can acquire later on in life. One day, I gave my empty can of coke to my brother telling him “keep this in your dresser and everyday fill it with any spare change you get and see how easy it is to fill”. Something so simple and yet the smile and joy he expressed was beyond words. Every day he would come home and fill the can with pennies; some he got from exploring the house, others from the floor in school, and some on the street floor. Something so simple and yet he filled it with earnest and excitement. One day he spotted a toy he wanted and told our parents he will buy it with his own hard earn money when he saved enough…