Adrastus
Seven there were that joined their arms, and of their company of kings and heroes one alone remained. Adrastus had watched Polyneices, misbegotten son of Oedipus and rightful ruler of […]
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Ad libitum
Legend was, before the chain, in the time before time, there were two suns eternally on the horizon. But such is legend that it defies explanation. The lion yawned and […]
Acrid
The bowel of the giant was a nasty landscape of gray tissue, polyps as large as wild mushrooms, and suppurating, cabin-sized ulcers. The spongey floor of the intestine was covered […]
Pierce Nahigyan 