Sunday, May 25, 2014

Demon and Fairy WeWriWar 52

Hello everyone !

Welcome to Week-end Writing Warrior and Snippet Sunday.


It's my week 52. Which means I have been doing Week-end Writing Warrior and Snippet Sunday for a full year! 
What should we do to celebrate? Any ideas to implement in my post for next week? 
I'm giving free copies of Demon and Fairy ebook in the format of your choice to anyone who ask!

In the previous episodes: Seti let the chaos got out of him as the father of his sister fiance threaten to break the engagement. Wild, he fly to the beach to see the only person near who he can get ride of the Chaos without pain, the fairy Kallisto in the Human world below his. He can only observe her through a tidal pool. But this time, she is in danger. Trying to rescue her from a snake, Seti lands in the world below. However, as Kallisto tries to touch him he flies away back to his hidden place on the beach and listen to Kallisto's conversation with her best friend Kelpie who once again proposes to her and is refused. Kallisto needs to chose between Kelpie or going back to the fairy world to marry prince Kordelius. As the night come, Kallisto goes home and so does Seti. 

Here are my 8 sentences, the weirdness continues.


“I’ll get some clothes ready for your shower, you’re covered of sand,” she said with a trembling voice before leaving the room.
“You don’t have to….” Seti started but she was gone before he could finish his sentence.
He took a sip of juice. It was warm, just the way he liked it, she had probably taken it out of the fridge earlier.
“Where have you been all that time? You keep going to the beach to fight, is that it?” his father asked putting the newspaper down.

Seti didn’t answer, he knew something was wrong in his mother behaviour, and he expected to be admonished by his father as soon as he entered the room.

Answer to last week's comments:

Why and when Seti's mother was acting like that before is one of the mystery of this novel. 
Yeah, Seti's father is the cool type but he has a lot on his mind. 
You might figure out what is wrong but I don't think anyone is going to tell you, you'll have to see for yourself. This family has a communication problem. 
 

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11 comments:

  1. LuAnn @ BackPorchervationsMay 25, 2014 at 10:23 AM

    New subscriber from #8sunday at Weekend Writing Warriors.

    I wish I had been in on your story from the beginning. How many weeks has it run?

    Congratulations on your first anniversary with WWW! This is my 2nd week participating.

    I'm probably going to mangle this French, as I haven't used it in years (sadly). "Ma mere etait nee en la Suisse."

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  2. Gem SivadMay 25, 2014 at 7:36 PM

    Good insight into the dynamics of the family. Unfortunately Seti learned his communication skills from them. :(

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  3. FCEtierMay 25, 2014 at 8:57 PM

    Was his father correct in his assumption? Is Seti a fighter?

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  4. Elaine CantrellMay 26, 2014 at 12:23 AM

    I wonder what he sees in his mother's behavior to worry him? Curious.

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  5. P.T.WyantMay 26, 2014 at 1:09 AM

    Poor Seti. Somehow I don't think there's any good answer for that question...

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  6. UnknownMay 26, 2014 at 1:29 AM

    Hmm, is he going to be sent off somewhere? You have me wondering Linda!

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  7. Veronica ScottMay 26, 2014 at 2:40 AM

    Interesting family dynamics poor Seti has to put up with. He's one of my favorites every week!

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  8. Sue Ann BowlingMay 26, 2014 at 3:06 AM

    Why does his father assume he's been fighting? Is that what demons normally do?

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  9. JTsuruokaMay 26, 2014 at 2:23 PM

    It's fun seeing mighty beings in such a domestic setting... I like the feel of your scene.

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  10. Karysa FaireMay 26, 2014 at 4:01 PM

    I completely agree that this family has a communication problem! Seti needs to break the pattern.

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  11. Chelle CorderoMay 27, 2014 at 11:28 AM

    Very curious about the family interaction and his mother's behavior. This does make the reader want to know more.
    In the line "she had probably took it out", I would have used the word "taken" instead of took; or just leave the word had out.

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