I don't suppose many of you remember my Anna stories I started them about a year and a half ago and they eventually faded and were never finished.I plan to start rewritting them sense I'm too lazy to drusge them up same main character and theme although some of the villians names might be changed.

For some reason I lately have an appetite to write a drama so this gives me a chance to do just that.
Anyway I just thought I'd slip this out there to any one who remembers them and wanted to read them.I would greatly appreciate feedback from those who remember the stories on what it was they like even if it's very brief.

Well it seems I have my work cut out for me.

A collection of short little pieces of writing, both TEF and non-TEF.

I want to wait until The Great Wolf RP is finished before I start this one, but here's the synopsis:

Trunks is the guide for lost souls, those who are stuck in 'limbo' so to speak. the thought i had was maybe while collecting souls to guide, a few deer ask to see where he takes them. So he guides them to a completely different realm, showing them the way leading to the other side, but something goes wrong...

Anyone interested?


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"The candle is lit..looks like the path is ready to go.", Trunks smiled. The beautiful flickering of the stone pagoda he had placed illuminated the trees and casted eerie shadows in the night. He raised his head, and looking around, he waited for the wisps to come.

It was his job to guide them to the next life. He was appointed by the Twin Gods themselves to lead those lost between this life and the next. He enjoyed the task, since he barely had a life of his own to live. He had five years to do this for his gods, before they allowed him to cross over as well.

The time was passing rather quickly for him. Already it had been more than two years. He let out a sigh, but as he did, he noticed a wisp approaching his light. His frown turned into a gentle smile and he approached the deceased, "Hello there, it's time for you to move on from this life."

Other wisps were floating by, attracted to the beautiful little stone building, and there Trunks bowed to each of them and began to speak more about the plan for the night...

Okay, not saying I’m going to get one, but if…IF! I were to get one, which do people around here tend to use the most?

I logged on today, to find my little fawn suddenly looking like this!



I can't believe he's grown up so quickly, and to be honest I wasn't quite sure what to do with Tantopat when I first saw him as an adult! ;^^ I also need to work a lot more on my deer language skills, as the other deer seemed to misinterpret his requests for help in getting a new set as dance requests. XD





Ah well, at least he had fun dancing with the others!

EDIT:
He has a set!


Thank you to the two deer on the right who helped him with his new look! ^-^ You were both amazingly helpful!

(Also, I really need to stop making typos. XD I've had to edit this post far too many times now!)

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A friend of mine shared this with me, it's a 1922 book she knew about a heroic deer. She said it is similar to "Winnie the Pooh" in style.

Inspired by patron Saints and assorted mythologies, I've started to play around with ideas for what the patrons of Endless Deer would be like. This blog will contain art and short stories featuring these entities. If you have an idea for a patron saint feel free to mention it!


Above from left to right: Patron of Sparring (and other manly endeavors). Patron of Narrow Escapes (trickster of hunters). Patrons of Play (the twins).


Above from left to right: Patron of Plenty. Patron of Motherhood (The Grand Mother).

It occurs to me that I am horribly rude. Here I come, just flailing myself into the internet nether that is the endless forest and not once did I think to say hello.

I pondered joining this site for quite a bit, pondered it harder after I saw a few blogs and posts, especially since the first thing I actually witness on here is a user actively sabotaging others. Not a very encouraging atmosphere but I moved on to look at other blogs and let us just say, I was re-encouraged.

So, here I am. I hope to have a fun experience here and so far all of you seem very welcoming. I appreciate that. I also like the fondness for art all of you express. I never really tried putting things I draw online as I have yet to really get the hang of a tablet and I have no scanner(as I'm sure some have noticed with my cellphone photos, sorry about the shoddy quality there), but the friendly response I have gotten so far is wonderful.

And there I go rambling. Really, I'm just trying to say hello and thanks for all the kind words.