It's Wednesday and I thought it was Tuesday and I even thought tomorrow was Thursday without Wednesday in between. My brain, my brain. Anyway, it's
Hump Day Hook again. Find the other writers
here. It's also
Mid-Week Tease, you can find the other writers
here.
If you miss my other hooks, they can all be found
here.
Attic Mirror is finally available as a kindle on amazon
here and as a pdf on Etsy
here and on smashwords
here.
Let's continue with
Attic Mirror, we start again just where we left off. Hitomi and Demian are having an Yloc conversation and the red Ylocs are somehow very special for Demian...
“Yes, blue, yellow or red”,
Demian answered, “They are used for different things depending on
the colour. The blue are very strong, they are good at everything and
really fast, few of the others are used in races because except with
a very intensive training they wouldn’t beat a blue Yloc. The
yellow are used in the mines because they are good at digging in case
of accident and they can’t be used on the boats because they are
terrible swimmers. The red are the best in the mountain, they are
good at climbing and they are good at swimming too. My grand father
discovered them”, he said proudly.
“What do you mean discovered
them?” Hitomi asked.
“Before, there was no red Ylocs
on the coast. My grand father was an explorer just like his dad and
grand-dad and my dad too. He went to explore the huge mountains of
the East which nobody ever came back from before. People thought that
they didn’t come back because they died but my grand-father thought
that they didn’t come back because they had found a better place to
live up there. He was wrong. But anyway, he went there and one
morning as the sun was getting up very slowly on the mountain he
heard it, the legendary red Yloc. He ran to try to take a look at it
but nothing. The Yloc was too far away and the echoes only, in the
mountain had carried his voice to him”, he started to tell, his
voice carrying more and more mystery and excitement as he went.
Hitomi was mute and all ears. He
continued...”
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