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The Many Stories of Verminard

This is a journal of all and everything (and other words that mean stuff like that) that I write.

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The Writing:Part One It was a bleak night, and stormy gusts blew on the small cottage. The crying of a newborn baby could be heard inside the house along with the sweet, soft humming of his mother. Suddenly all was still and quiet. A breeze carried a letter to the window of the cottage and into the mothers lap. It read "Your son is chosen. He along with six others will conquer the spreading evil. Take good care of him until the time comes," the rest was smuged and incomprehensible. What could ths mean his mother thought. He is a plain baby boy and is not special in any way. They will not take my baby not now not ever. I will kill him if i have, but I will never give him up.

Posted by: Verminard Sat Nov 11, 2006 @ 12:53am

They will soar to the heavens and spread their wigs like angels. Their beaty and magnificnce itself is enough for a man. The searing heat of the beautiful flames from their mouths is also one of many things that makes it beautiful. With wings spread wide and lovly, glistening scales dragons are probably the most magnificent creature that ever lived.
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The heat was so intense John could barely stand it but at the same time it cooled his soul because of the beauty of it.The sea-green scales glistened in the morning sun as John walked up to the dragon. Surely, John thought, theses are the most magnificent creatures ever seen.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------These 2 passages are from my favorite books. AS you can tell i love dragons and do a lot of writing about them.

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