KirimiziOfCourage

On a very calming night, unlike the week that stood behind them, even the month before that, did two very exhausted Group 935 members sit together in a silent solidarity to whatever peace they had just recently attained in the last hour or so. Their time together was sometimes strange and awkward. Nights were never, under their normal circumstances, anywhere near normal. Considering how to normalcy of life had come and gone throughout their time together, Tank and Nikolai had founded a strange friendship between the two of them that not many people could understand, let alone the only other two people that existed in their immediate vicinity

“Now tell me something of your ultimate secret,” Nikolai put down the bottle he typically guarded so closely beside him. A grin that spoke of intrigue fell into this facial expression. “What exactly were you doing here in a place like that, (Y/N)?” That was quite the question, wasn't it? Our young man, only a little past the age of (Y/O), could not find a way to answer. “I'm not very sure…” (Y/N) looks around, confused and most of all, terrified of the four strange men that had picked him up from wherever he had been beforehand. He could barely remember his own name, let alone anything past the firs

The young woman sat on the edges of concrete, swinging her feet back and forth above the waters of the port. With eyes as deep as the night sky itself, she was able to enjoy nights like this for as long as she could remember. It was almost as if she was invisible to everyone else’s eyes. And for whatever reason, no one had ever approached the young lady to question her. It was a mystery that bothered her as much as a passing thought. What was more odd might have been the fact that memory spanned only to a few small pieces of information. For one, she knew almost every star in the sky, but not her name. That always made her wonder. And

"I don't know about you.. But that's how I feel." Gilbert said, looking at himself in the mirror of the bathroom right across from his room. He stopped for a moment and watched his reflection closely. "I cannot possibly get any more awesome than this.." He said, smiling at himself in the mirror. He glanced down at his phone and noticed he was already a few minutes behind schedule. "Alright, this is it.." He quickly left his place in front of the mirror, hurried out of the bathroom and down the large staircase that led to the living room downstairs. Gilbert ran straight for the couch and jumped, impatiently waiting for a certain someone to k

When the night falls into the sky, the secrets so well hidden away become a reality to every person in the world. Everything and everyone seem to have some part in this reality whether they are directly involved or simple bystanders. It's the adventure of being alive. The evening had just begun as soon as the sun had fully set. Two men, both in their early twenties, sat across from each other in a relatively small room, win only a desk separating them. "It's been a while, hasn't it?" Ivan began the conversation on a light note. Or at least tried to. "Certainly has," Ludwig replied, trying his best to keep their talk as formal as possible. "S

The sun had just started setting and Aoba had just left work an hour later than his usual shift. He walked back home and marched straight up into his room, exhausted from his day. It was unlike any other day he's ever had. First, he never dealt with so many customers at one time. Especially that many angry ones. Then, to top it all off, his boss didn't exactly know how to deal with them. In conclusion, he looked at the bright side of the situation. At the end of all the conflicts, he had a few extra days off. So he didn't really complain about that. "Aoba, someone's at the front door!" He groaned and made his way downstairs towards the door

   It all started on a sunny afternoon in Hyrule. All was peaceful, with a few occurrences of clouds in the noon sky. Link walked diligently down the dusty trail, on his way to the far away land by the name of Kakariko village. The day wore long and eventually, the sun was in its setting motion. Links mind grew weary and his gait slowed down excessively. He looked up and realized that as compared to where he started, he was closer than he previously thought. Only a mile or so away from the small village. The Hero of Time smiled as he walked closer and closer to the entrance of stairs before the village, realizing that he finally made it af

Aaliyana continued to run until she lost her breath. She stopped in the middle of the street and tried to catch her breath, harboring a new fear for both her life and her work. She knew this would happen. Just her luck. But Aali wasn’t ready to give up. Not when she had come this far. It wasn’t easy to get to where she stood, and she certainly wasn’t ready to let some strange man take it away from her. Aali walked down to a nearby park and sat down on a bench to gather her thoughts. So far, she found the documentation and everything was alright until she went to visit the State Historical Museum, where she had been ambush