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Headlines "Always at Home" by genius5000x He spent six hours each day serving up food to the tourists and Space Station techies in Grundo's cafe as a measly way to pay for food and rent. He hadn't smiled for ages. What was really cruel was the sight of Neopia in front of him now. It reminded him that he could never go back there...
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Roses in the Snow She glided down the gentle slope to a vantage
point from which she could see most of the racecourse; the current group of
skiers was halfway down already, and her race was up next...
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The Grey Faerie: Before the Darkness As you walk through Faerieland, you see a figure lurking
in a dark alley and masked by shadows, sobbing. Her shoulders shudder with every
breath. You step closer, only to find her running...
by gpigluv |
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Getting Back to Basics I wondered how these pets survived with just enough
to eat when my pets could barely go on for a day without their Red Long Hair
Brushes. I thought it over and came to a conclusion: Why couldn’t we survive
like wild pets do? It couldn’t be that hard...
by horserider12302 |
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What Sparks Your Story?
Sometimes ideas just pop into people’s heads. Sometimes
another writer inspired their writing. Sometimes a question asked by someone
else, a ‘what if’ question, for instance, makes ideas come rolling. But what sparks your story?
by kemppotatoe |
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Sand Daughter: Part Six The journey through the desert was a mere
four-day walk - why on Neopia was it taking so long? He'd helped them when the
bandits had interfered - were they expecting him to carry them through the desert?
Also by smurfafied1800
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Legend Seekers: Destiny Discovered - Part One She stretched, shook her black fur clean and hopped out of the boat lightly.
She was startled as her feet touched sand, rather than the familiar carpet of
her room. So, it hadn't been a dream. They must have reached land!
by yatomiyuka |
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