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"Hi Siigi, your short stories seem interesting. For reader exchange, if I read your story, will you read my story, Zamorak's True Son. I'd appreciate it greatly. Please reply on my thread or on this thread of yours, thank you

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No offence, but I'm going to decline this exchange. I started reading, but the senseless killing without any real reason just isn't my cup of tea.


EDIT: Meh, I read some part into it. May as well post what I thought about that. (Page nine and everything before)

First off, this was a good story, so far as I could tell. I particularly liked the first couple of posts (that's why I started :P ) becouse I thought "wow, this seems to be really original and a good character :O ". And it was; in the dream, you gave the gods very human qualities (like sending them flying toward Guthix and falling on their faces :P ) and powered Guthix to a point I have never seen before; and it worked.

However, I was *very* confused about the part where the elf and the half-elf...meet? Catch up with each other? I wasn't really quite sure if they knew each other before...
Additionally, their dialouge felt EXTREMELY forced; it was like you were trying to make every detail of the BIO come through in that single scene. Usually, it's a better idea to make things like that slowly unravel.

About the blood'n'gore in the scenes following the dream...it's probobly just me, but I felt no real purpose in that scene, though some people might love that more than other parts of this story.

The main thing that I think you need to work on is in the field of grammar. When a character speaks, you should ALWAYS give that character a whole new paragraph.

“Zamak!” he exclaimed. “Zamak?” I replied bewildered.

Should be:

"Zamak!" he exclaimed.

"Zamak?" I replied bewildered.


All in all; good story, but not my cup of tea :P

27-Jun-2007 23:57:14 - Last edited on 28-Jun-2007 12:43:27 by [#80N8R0VWZ]

Venmi

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“Ok, here’* what I want you to do,” Sarah said to the three guys. “I need you to all to go kill the three who killed you. They’re residing in a forest about a few miles south of here. Can you do that?”
“Sure!” they all agreed, filled with glee that they get to kill their killers.
“Just wait for me, I want some fun,” said an unknown voice. A snake slithered stealthily through the grasses outside of the destroyed town. After it reached the party, it started to transform. It kept molding until it turned in to a human. “Come on, let me have some fun as well,” he hissed.
*Come on John, you know that scares me,” Dan piped. “And yes, you can have some fun. We’re all going to kill them.”
“Good,” John replied.
They all started walking to their destination, the forest where Jaldar, Zineryt and I are residing.
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I came back with the dinner when Jaldar ran up to me. He was all ecstatic about his training. “You ok?” I asked him.
“You have to see this!” Jaldar exclaimed. He started concentrating on a tree and it exploded from the inside, the sap splattering everywhere. I was pretty shocked when I saw it. Some sap almost got me, which got me a little mad, but it didn’t, so I’m alright. Zineryt walked over, clapping slowly after Jaldar made his attack.
“Bravo,” he said, still clapping. “That was a very good execution of your power. I think you’ll be ready for the Asgard Army. They’ll be coming in two days to fight.
I dropped our dinner when he said that. “What?!” I exclaimed. “I thought you killed them. How are they still alive?”
“Two things,” Zineryt replied. “One, you killed one of them. Two, Sarah was the one who restored them to life. I think it was for her godly powers.”
“Sarah!” I snarled. “She’ll pay!”
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01-Jul-2007 00:29:16

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