The Garden of Forgetting
Rayla Heide
Rayla Heide
Graham McNeill
Michael Yichao
More soldiers arrive at the doorway. I revel in their gasps and angered cries.
Never take your mark head on.
Katie Chironis
“Where, then?” she said at last, her voice rough. “I can’t go home. I can’t go back to them. Where else would I go?”
John O'Bryan
asked an elderly woman, leaning forward to get a better look at Qiyana.
“I have heard the news of your prefect’s passing.
Perhaps I’ve overestimated the subject’s tolerance for pain. I will recalibrate and begin anew tomorrow.
Returned to my laboratory and found the severed hand still on the floor.
Ariel Lawrence
Murmurs of surprise and concern spilled again from the crowd.
“Spy!”
“More will come!”
Michael Luo
“Oh, is that so?” the king says, intrigued. “I have studied much of Noxus, yet I have never heard of a place called Viscero.”
Michael Yichao
Concern. Worry?
...Fear.
Holding me close, not to nurture me as her second.
With each trial, and so much error, the time-warping device—which Ekko dubbed the Zero Drive—grew more and more stable. The only limit was how many do-overs his body could take before exhaustion set in.
Ariel Lawrence
Ian St. Martin
And we are going out, make no mistake.”
Bowsy tried, one last time. “At least let it be put to a vote.
Jared Rosen
Kai’Sa is so struck by the enormity of what she is witnessing that she doesn’t fully realize when the arms in the wall have not just let her go, but lowered her to the ground. It’s hard to take in everything at once.
Katie Chironis
Rayla Heide
All wound up at the turn of a key?” she said. “You have a mind. You have thoughts.”
“I may be comprised of cogs and wheels, but I have dreams, like anyone.”
Michael McCarthy
Three kills without a thought. Where it is now, I’d have to think a little.
I look up just in time to see the man come through the front door.