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Book of Malik: Chapter OneI cannot say that I remember any of my prenatal time. I’d love to meet someone who remembers such things, though. That would be quite a story. However, the story of my creation has been related to me by my adopted father and I shall now relate it to you.Book of Malik: Chapter One
My mother was a young woman in one of the larger and more violent Mongol tribes that live among the high steppes of the Shalkaran Empire. Hers was quite proud of its frequent successful raids upon the Empire. She, unfortunately, was subjected to the fate that my people adhere too. Arranged marriage. She was promised to a much older man and being young and beautiful and qui
Book of Malik: IntroductionMy name is Malik.Book of Malik: Introduction
No, no wait. That’s not my real name; my first name. Let me start over.
My name is Ghonjdai.
I was born on the high steppes of Shalkara, so if you loosely translate my name from its Mongol origins it comes out to be “she who is useless”. I don’t fault my parents for their choice of my name. In fact, I completely and utterly agree with them. At the time of my birth, it fit. You see, my mother had an affair with a blue dragon named Khulan (who she didn’t actually know was a dragon, but that’s an entirely different story). From that union and mixing of genes, I was produced. A half
Happy March!
Lazy
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you can't spell believe without lie, and you can't spell slaughter without laughter, isn't it funny how life works, I say enjoy it, life is a joke, and the punch line is death
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I feed of of the souls of the innocent and the blood of the damned! But Dr. Pepper and Ramen are good substitutes and so much easier to find.
Follow the Magical Flying Turkey Sword! ---> [link]
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"Row row row your boat, gently down the stream! Elf tips boat, Gimli floats, Sam begins to scream!" - My Version of Row, Row, Row Your Boat! since, according to the special features in LOTR, Orlando Bloom really did tip the boat over. ^-^
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"Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind." -- Ralph Waldo Emerson
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