Give Feedback
Wolf Tales P- rologue - The Chase
About this image
Notice
This user's image description contains 7 images. Some authors like to showcase more of their work in their image descriptions or use the image description to provide a storyboard for the image provided.
You will need to be logged in before you can see this user's image description.
42 comments
Anyhow rambling. Thing is I decided to take a step back for now. Will work on the book and if I wish to do more with Wolf on Nexus can always go from material I have written.
For now, however, I have missed Grim and his crew and felt it was time to take him back to Skyrim even if it means he will have a fall from divinity in the process
I don't think I will be continuing his story beyond chapter 3 at this point though. Trying to decide what I wish to do with writing and my Skyrim character - may go back to my main and favorite character which is Grim. Waiting somewhat for Skyrim Remastered to come out.
I actually remember Grim (Assuming he's the very same person who was in the screenshots of the wolf follower mod page about... 3-4 years ago) Regardless, I have a lot of reading to do, but your stories are always too good to pass up so I know what to do in the meantime ;)
I really liked how you managed to make the whole set of this particular story very claustrophobic - especially since usually your characters are situated in a very spacious, open, breathing world (your interest in lore always shows on such ocassions). This time it was a perfectly small, frightening world where the only thing that mattered was to run away.
The description of the demon was just right to evoke fear: just his tongue, his fangs, and his hunger, be it physical or of more sinister nature. The scene of escape really brought relief, for the whole action was really gripping.
Deliciously well done! That was a great prologue to what I presume would be yet another awesome series from you. It was really nice to sample your writing again.
I have had this silly book idea running around in my head for years now. Pure mindless fantasy - like all those Dragonlance books or Drizzt novels. Fun and fluff entertainment. For some reason I tend to like that stuff. Maybe because the world is so serious.
Anyhow the idea is roughly a spin on Norse mythology based on our own Earth - although the story would be in an "alternative" Earth where it was more real. It would combine my love of animals (wolves/canines in particular and the idea of a human/animal bond), nature, the somewhat savage world of the Vikings and dramatic nature of Norse mythology, and the conflict we somewhat see how where human greed and over-population threatens the balance of the natural world.
The idea I want to explore (loosely) is technology and nature. Can they get along? Is the world really a better place with technology as we loose our connection to the natural world? Will we destroy ourselves?
Not sure how far I will take it here. For now just fun to try and bring to life some ideas bouncing around in my head.
Glad you thought the feeling was claustrophobic as I was at least trying to give that sense of someone desperate, running through a thick forest, tripping over things as it got darker, and some nameless thing chasing them.
And who said this occurred in Skyrim? Certainly not me :p