Moving Statue | A 100 Word Story
#795 - Griffin
Hey you, yeah you. Not sure if you’ve noticed, but I’m inching ever-closer to my 1,000th 100 word story. When I do my streak will end as I’ve decided to chart a course for now storytelling challenges. But, I’ve opened up The Elite 100 to dedicate the final 100 stories I write to you. Interested? I hoped you would be! Just click the button below and for $20 you’ll get a 100 word story dedicated to you + a copy of the ebook collection (that’s all 1,000 stories) before it goes up for preorder!
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An insignificant pair of statues perched on a marble pedestal, protecting a library filled with books no one is allowed to read.
A large bird with talons made of bronze, scorched and scarred from years of war and death. It’s stone cold stare, ruby eyes that shine by the light of the setting sun.
As the sun passes over its pointed beak and down its body, its feathers ruffle in the wind as clouds roll in.
Thunder rumbles the ground around the statues and lightning illuminates the darkness.
A lightning bolt falls from the sky and strikes the empty pedestal.
PERSIA - Persian Mythology
King of Swords represents judgment, wisdom, and power, an emotionally distant intelligence.
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