“Is this place haunted?” she asked shaking in the northeasterly freezing wind as much as in fear.
“I hope not.”
“Do we have to go inside?”
“I guess so. We have to finish our job.”
They had been asked to procure an ancient globe from the library of this monolith, by their professor.
“Ahem! Let’s go inside,” she moved ahead finding the massive door, which she pushed. It opened without any difficulty as if it had been in use forever. By the eerie look of that place, it was surprising.
“Welcome you two! The feast is ready,” a voice boomed.
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* For Friday Fictioneers. Unfortunately, I missed last week’s prompt.
Short, certainly, but complete! Nice job…always leave them wanting more:>)
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Thanks. 🙂
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Well you certainly left us guessing there. Well done
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i like the mystery in this one ^^ could be something evil or something magical ^^ or both.
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Welcome to the Hotel California is playing in my head after this.
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I like that song… 🙂
Spooky!
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Oooh, creepy!
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A feast is ready. Should they be happy or should they be creeped out? It could really go either way . . . well done! 😀
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🙂 I would have wanted it to be creepy.
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Yes! That’s always much more entertaining! ;D
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Very Hemingway-esque in that you told the story in 100 words using, almost exclusively, dialogue. Good job.
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Lots of mystery in this flash!
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HA, This is a very clever take, a feast could be almost anything. But I suspect that they might not be there as guests.. food for thought or just food?
Tack så mycket
Björn
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Now, were they the food, or the diners? Hmmm… Brilliant!
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so many ways this could go…I think I’d just turn heel and run!
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You’ve got me quite curious to know more, here! Good work. 🙂
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Neat tale, very nicely done!
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