Books author - "Terry Wilson"
Fan-fiction/parody based on "Soon: The Beginning of the End", Jerry Jenkins Tyndale 2003 Chapter 20, pp. 195
Our characters learn the true origins of Glie and the fate of the mysterious Soul Cube made by the ancients of Mars.
The battle heats up for Glie. She has two new friends, in her dream, a strange milk jug object called the Soul Cube, and in the present, a raven who flies into Glie with a printout of her first battle report from hundreds of years before.
"Two days ago, I was rescued from a merciless metropolis by a man looking for strong leaders. He said I'd be ready by the time... Now that city is gone."
Haibane Renmei is a Japanese anime series created by Yoshitoshe ABe. This story speculates on the origin of three of its characters. It contains no copyrighted material or spoilers from the original series.
Two men, two women attempt to land on Mars in the biggest lander a parachute can handle: twelve tonnes. The speed of light is absolute: for eight agonizing minutes, the world will not know whether Thomas, Lucy, Ronald and Beatrice are alive or dead.
Fan-fiction/parody based on "Soon: The Beginning of the End", Jerry Jenkins Tyndale 2003 Chapter 20, pp. 195
Our characters learn the true origins of Glie and the fate of the mysterious Soul Cube made by the ancients of Mars.
The battle heats up for Glie. She has two new friends, in her dream, a strange milk jug object called the Soul Cube, and in the present, a raven who flies into Glie with a printout of her first battle report from hundreds of years before.
"Two days ago, I was rescued from a merciless metropolis by a man looking for strong leaders. He said I'd be ready by the time... Now that city is gone."
Haibane Renmei is a Japanese anime series created by Yoshitoshe ABe. This story speculates on the origin of three of its characters. It contains no copyrighted material or spoilers from the original series.
Two men, two women attempt to land on Mars in the biggest lander a parachute can handle: twelve tonnes. The speed of light is absolute: for eight agonizing minutes, the world will not know whether Thomas, Lucy, Ronald and Beatrice are alive or dead.