by Wasureta Yume (和巣礼田ゆめ) illustrated by Iseya Misu (伊勢谷 美寿) (mirrors http://s2b2.livejournal.com/338826.html) When you need to travel small and quiet and on the cheap, that’s when you hire an elf. Elven guides don’t ask much money, but they do demand respect. They won’t carry your luggage or serve your breakfast. What they will do, if […]
Tag Archives: Wasureta Yume
28
Apr
Anyway, I’m Not That Wonderful
by Wasureta Yume (和巣礼田ゆめ) (mirrors http://s2b2.livejournal.com/334172.html) He shook his umbrella off in the lobby. I was halfway to soaking, especially the ankles of my jeans. The backpack I’ve had since college missed the umbrella’s protective halo altogether. Likewise, the wheels of his navy blue suitcase left a wet trail in their wake on the hotel’s […]
21
Feb
The Lemon Priest
by Wasureta Yume (和巣礼田ゆめ) (mirrors http://s2b2.livejournal.com/328719.html) Malcolm Wolke was no chemist. His role at the head office of the Greater Calgran Glass Company had been in sales and distribution. He knew how to price the glass for a hundred windows or a thousand jam-jars, but he hadn’t the faintest idea how the stuff was actually […]
31
Dec
Binselong
by Wasureta Yume (和巣礼田ゆめ) (mirrors http://s2b2.livejournal.com/326757.html) If you were a traveler, stopping at our outpost for a quick fuel-up or a customs check or any excuse to no longer be on a tin can hurtling through the cold vacuum of space, and you happened to look down a certain alleyway to the Monstrous Ink Body […]
