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What Happens If Wolverine Bends His Wrists?. AI-Generated.
Wolverine clawed superhero from X Men. Has always fascinated fans with his incredible healing abilities, retractable claws and animalistic instincts. But one question often comes up.
By Samabout a year ago in Chapters
TWO SIDE OF BEAUTY
Chapter 1: The Mirror’s Truth Lila Harrington was the kind of woman whose beauty turned heads. Her auburn hair cascaded down her back in perfect waves, and her emerald-green eyes sparkled like gemstones. Yet, despite the admiration she received, Lila felt an emptiness that no amount of attention could fill. In a small apartment on the edge of New York City, she often found herself staring at her reflection, wondering if beauty was truly her blessing or her curse.
By David chinaecherem Favour about a year ago in Chapters
Kia Ford Attending The English Premiere Festivities
Only crumbs remained from the New Castle Magpie left overs, allowing Kia Ford a positive peaceful outlook display opportunity, when engaging in weekend activities. Sitting comfortably occupying the fourteenth table chair placement, feeling stuffed, the western colonist mover and shaker plotted her next adventure.
By Marc OBrienabout a year ago in Chapters
Scratch to Silver
Sally is so careless and never behaves properly. She always embarrasses me in front of everyone. She lacks a sense of propriety when it comes to her demeanor in the presence of others. She displays a rather frivolous attitude toward life,” said Mrs. Mathew, her voice laced with frustration as she folded laundry with brisk, sharp movements.
By verse voyagerabout a year ago in Chapters
WCJ, prologue. AI-Generated.
The essay for the prologue. A crimson wasteland spreads endlessly, its surface soaked with the blood of countless fallen. The ground, once sacred, is now a graveyard for shattered swords and torn banners, where twisted bodies lie abandoned, victims of a conflict that has sullied the border between worlds. The mountain that once served as a sanctuary now reeks of decay, its solemn air replaced by the foreboding stench of death. For a moment, the desolation is silent, as if the world itself mourns the desecration. Then, from this eerie stillness, a wind arises, carrying with it the mournful cries of lost souls. Its howl pierces the quiet, sending chills through the air, as though the dead themselves lament their restless state. Amidst this field of carnage, movement stirs beneath a mound of lifeless forms. Suspicion mounts among the onlookers hovering above, their figures silhouetted against a bleak sky. Eyes narrow as they fixate on the disturbance, their readiness palpable, for they know that what lies below is no ordinary survivor. The silence among them speaks volumes, broken only by the intensity of their watchful gazes. From beneath the pile, a figure erupts, cloaked in swirling black mist, his presence immediately commanding. Blood stains his tattered form, concealing all but the sharp, malevolent glint of his eyes. They burn with unyielding hatred, piercing the gloom like daggers. In his hand, a jade talisman pulses with an ominous red glow. Its surface, etched with cryptic symbols in blood and cinnabar, radiates power, its light flickering in defiance of the surrounding darkness.
By Ria Danoabout a year ago in Chapters
When the Rains Won’t Come
It’s 1:15 am, a quiet and restless Sunday morning in my corner of the world. I lie sprawled on my mat, staring at the motionless ceiling fan above me. No breeze stirs the air, and sleep has fled far from my eyes. I can feel the heat pressing against me, relentless and heavy, like an unwelcome embrace.
By Anthony Scottabout a year ago in Chapters
Finding the Best Weight Loss Surgeon in Delhi: What to Know Before You Decide
Losing weight is a challenging journey, and for many, it requires professional help. If you're considering weight loss surgery, finding the right surgeon is a crucial step toward achieving your goals. With so many options available in Delhi, choosing the best weight loss surgeon in Delhi can seem overwhelming. But don’t worry! This guide will help you make an informed decision.
By Rajat Dhawanabout a year ago in Chapters
Paths Entwine
Rue flew backwards and landed hard on her ribs. For an agonizing second all she knew was bright pain radiating through every part of her being. Gasping, she choked on the smoke rising furiously around her. It was too thick to breathe, and her vision blurred. She struggled to her feet and stumbled forward, trying to clear the burning barracks.
By M. A. Mehan about a year ago in Chapters
Deep Divide
“I'm expecting.” Jacqueline told her family, stating she and Clyde were expecting Zoe. Five months after Zoe was born and Richard moved to Florida with his wife, Jacqueline and Clyde were not happy with each other.
By Forest Greenabout a year ago in Chapters
Deep Divide
During the last few years, they had went bowling, several sport games and Jeffrey became infuriated after what she said leading a argument between them and screaming at each other. Jeffrey retreated to the bathroom, opening the mirror door and taking two pills from his own bottle. Then he strike at the mirror glass, shattering it.
By Forest Greenabout a year ago in Chapters
Deep Divide
Within the next five years despite being in a half weaken state, Jeffrey knocks out one soldier and fires his rifle while escaping. He ran from the house, holding his wounded leg. A chopper appears flying and Jeffrey waves to the pilot, making it land on the ground. He quickly ran to it and jumped inside.
By Forest Greenabout a year ago in Chapters
Deep Divide
Zoe Browning had always admired her grandfather, Jeffrey Martin and had often visited him and grandmother Velma. It was the day of their wedding anniversary and Zoe brings her mother Jacqueline, the second daughter and third born to Jeffrey and Velma. Their other children include first born Frances and middle child Richard. Jacqueline was reluctant to visit that day. However the mother and daughter drove to the house in the middle of the afternoon to celebrate.
By Forest Greenabout a year ago in Chapters