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She ran to her brother's so called office. It was more of a closet with a desk and some sheet metal for a door. The makeshift door was closed and Caelum was arguing with someone inside. Delphinus. "The hunters saw a group of city dwellers east of here, and the scavengers found fresh corpses...

Her brothers were arguing again. This had become an everyday thing since Caelum had become the community's leader. Delphinus and Orion were constantly criticizing his decisions. Andromeda would often leave the area when they began, but today she was interested. Orion, the youngest of the bunch...

Hedvig knew someone would eventually ask. This was a story she rarely shared. "When I was 9 years old," began Hedvig, "I fancied this guy from my village, his name was Kaspar. We got along just fine, until one day during the winter fest he said he wanted to show me something. I followed him to...

Hedvig stretched out her hand, "I'm Hedvig, pleasure to meet you," she wasn't one for starting conversations, but this was the first time she'd met another person from Moremere in the past 6 years, "I lived in Moremere my whole life.... until I was 10, then my parents," Hedvig paused and choked...

Hedvig looked around the dimly lit room. The masked strangers frightened her. She had a bad feeling about this. The other "winners" intrigued her, but the one that called her attention the most was the lady in the green dress. She reminded Hedvig of home. Something about her weather worn skin...

Party goers fought each other over the oats. It had gone from a joyful place to an absolute dystopia. Hedvig stood in a dim corner. She had lost sight of uncle Ludwig, she hoped he was okay. She slowly crept towards the refreshment table, the one place where the people seemed to be somewhat...

Hedvig hated parties. She hated having to dress up and pretend she gave a damn about whatever was being celebrated. Her uncle had spent the past year trying to get them tickets to Lord Wolfgang Von Wilderschmidt's fest. He said it would change their lives. Hedvig knew the truth. Her uncle was...