“Mary had a
little lamb, her fleece as white as snow.”
Hannibal
Lecter* #quote
Today at the
card game I actually played the Pokemon card game against a person
using a deck from a different game called Magic the Gathering(Think
of two playing Chess and Checkers together, one using one kind of
pieces the other using another). Along the way we were making up
rules how to the combine the games(another person also was working on
with us on this experiment). It actually sorta worked though there
are many kinks to work out. Collectible card games thrive on having
many, many different cards with different capabilities(that's how
they keep making money is new cards) so that's how things get
complicated. But much fun was had making something never intended to
exist. Anyway onto the flash fiction!
The
Clockmaker Wizard
Tick-tock,
tick-tock, tick-tock. The wizard heard the noise so often he drowned
it out. The thousands of tick-tocks coming from the millions if not
billions of clocks all around him. Though when he chose not to drown
it out he could find melodies among the clocks, voices, heartbeats,
words, or any other noise. So many clocks surrounded him that if he
controlled his focus he could combine the ticks, the tocks of the
world of clocks around him. His world consisted of these clocks,
parts that would materialize for him to make more, and food that
would also appear.
The wizard's
purpose in the world of ticks and tocks was twofold, one to make the
clocks. As these clocks ran the magic imbued in them would spread
whatever spell the wizard placed in their design would weave through
time and become available to wizards through the many realities. The
wizard did not do this labor willing. His second purpose in the world
of clocks was to live out a sentence of many millennium for sins
against people of many worlds. The magical skill he abused to be
placed in the prison would be used as the work in his sentence. Ever
moment reminded him of the incredible power he conquered worlds with
and how now he used it to toil away as a clock smith of spells.
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