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Oh, My Ginger!

To get to this vil­lage she had to pass through the North Forest. She was not afraid; she took her father’s dag­ger, had some pois­on­ous plant ex­tracts in li­quid form (that is, if she was at­tacked, she could just throw some­thing on that person’s skin to cause burns or rashes) and car­ried her vi­per-poison oint­ment in case she got hurt. Read on …

To Flutter Through Adventures

There were many cater­pil­lars in that tree, and each of them had its own leaf. Some of them were eat­ing, bit­ing and scrunch­ing pieces of leaves un­til they had to move to an­other one. Oth­ers rolled their leaf as if it was time for a good nap to be taken after a well-de­served meal. It seemed that noth­ing could have dis­turbed them from that job, ex­cept a… Read on …

Cánaalah

Hu­mans are not aware that each an­imal keeps the memory of its an­cestor alive. Even if people have named spe­cies, these an­im­als already had a primeval ap­pel­la­tion. Wolves call them­selves Cán­aa­lah after their an­cestor, the Canid. Cán­aalian le­gends say that Cernun­nos… Read on …

Life after the rebellion

Rats crept through every nook and cranny and in­fes­ted every­one. Bugs, big and small car­ried deadly dis­eases faster than our claws and teeth shred them. Birds flew right into the en­gines of planes and brought them down within minutes. Bees at­tacked the heavy tanks and once the men came out, dogs, wolves and other an­im­als jumped on them. Read on …

Redemption

I have been listen­ing to stor­ies about my tribe. I can still hear the eagle cry over the battle, I can still see the bloody wa­ter of the lake and the tear­ful sunset.

I have heard of a medi­cine wo­man who had been liv­ing in the Ar­buckles moun­tains since the be­gin­ning of time. I was told she had 

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Freedom or Chained Beauty…?

She no­ticed a move­ment in the can­opy and she could hear all sorts of beau­ti­ful and in­triguing sounds from in­side the forest. She took a step in­side and a ma­gical place opened up: thou­sands of flowers in all the col­ours of the rain­bow, spark­ling in­sects with shiny wings and all sorts of amaz­ing an­im­als she had never seen be­fore ap­peared. Lyria stood there trans­fixed for like an etern­ity: a beau­ti­ful girl in Para­dise. Read on …