sm_monthly Sept 27 theme
I am so happy. sm_monthly September 2007--cleared. Only ten days into October (well, eleven, but I finished writing it yesterday). That would be the forth month I've finished, since I joined it last December. I've got the first eight of Oct 07 done, three done from Oct 06 (which will be really easy to think of things for, but I'm putting it off till I finish more recent things), and only six more left from May (crack!month) and I already know what I want to write for them and I just have to get around to doing it. Plus my 30_dogpile stuff from FFVII and all my hundreds of other bunnies/epics, fanfic and original, but ya know, no problem.
Oh, yeah, school.
Still doesn't burst my bubble.
Title: Die Quietly
Author: purplekitte
Theme: Ami--Surrender
Genre: Dark
Version: Manga
“Still have more fight in you?” Nephrite laughed cruelly.
Sailor Mercury shook blood off her face; the drops were lost in the fire that was raging wild, burning off the precious Moon oxygen. “Monster,” she spat.
“I’m not a monster. I’ll be kind: if you stop struggling, I’ll finish you off cleanly, so you don’t suffer anymore.”
Mercury took a deep breath, which made her look serene despite the sudden gush of blood from the wound in her side. “You’re right. It’s time to stop fighting.”
He looked surprisedly at her as her blue eyes fluttered shut like she couldn’t hold them open any longer.
“It’s time to win.”
Her eyes snapped open, glowing metallic blue. Both their worlds dissolved into explosions.
Oh, yeah, school.
Still doesn't burst my bubble.
Title: Die Quietly
Author: purplekitte
Theme: Ami--Surrender
Genre: Dark
Version: Manga
“Still have more fight in you?” Nephrite laughed cruelly.
Sailor Mercury shook blood off her face; the drops were lost in the fire that was raging wild, burning off the precious Moon oxygen. “Monster,” she spat.
“I’m not a monster. I’ll be kind: if you stop struggling, I’ll finish you off cleanly, so you don’t suffer anymore.”
Mercury took a deep breath, which made her look serene despite the sudden gush of blood from the wound in her side. “You’re right. It’s time to stop fighting.”
He looked surprisedly at her as her blue eyes fluttered shut like she couldn’t hold them open any longer.
“It’s time to win.”
Her eyes snapped open, glowing metallic blue. Both their worlds dissolved into explosions.