Three Different Ways:
Dreams, Madness, and Myths

It started with a message and a request. Would Weaver meet on neutral ground? Sure. Too bad Weaver forgot what other word means messenger. What could an angel owe a mortal?2,614 words.

“We want you to prove your loyalty to the organization. Here’s your rifle, ammunition, and a list of target areas. Who you shoot in those areas are entirely up to you.” “Done.”1,672 words.

The djinn merchant comes across Weaver as she plays and takes advantage of her play. Bounties are discussed along with why he hasn’t claimed her for his own.446 words.

A bounty hunter ambushes Weaver with one hell of a cold shoulder. Fully prepared for the equivalent of a fire elemental, Weaver can’t catch a hot second.1,303 words.

There’s a backwards solar eclipse, a cat in the mailbox, and a wand warning of danger. Just another day In Between. Wait. Mom? Mom. Shit.632 words.

Weaver argues with someone determined to force her to change her worldview. Cherry picking evidence never goes well.466 words.

Another scene from the masquerade. Before insulting the help, make sure the master does not hear.263 words.

A dream narrated from the second-person, where the dreamer is a side character in the story. “You attend a masquerade.”517 words.