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Discworld - Lacrimosa de Magpyr; PG, 100 words
Disclaimer: Discworld (c) Terry Pratchett. The author makes no claim to owning the rights to the originating stories or characters.
Not an Omen At All
Lacrimosa laid out the turtle spread, remembering it was a holy symbol in many religions and that this meant nothing, as their ability to harm vampires lay in the vampire's own mind. Thinking all this made her angry with the effort.
Her father thought this was a good way to train the eye, since Caroc cards were famously ripe with symbology. They were leaving for Lancre the next day. He thought they could use practice.
She frowned at the deck, at its (clearly coincidental) message. The Ruler was crossed with The Witch, and followed by The Tower struck with lightning.
Disclaimer: Discworld (c) Terry Pratchett. The author makes no claim to owning the rights to the originating stories or characters.
Not an Omen At All
Lacrimosa laid out the turtle spread, remembering it was a holy symbol in many religions and that this meant nothing, as their ability to harm vampires lay in the vampire's own mind. Thinking all this made her angry with the effort.
Her father thought this was a good way to train the eye, since Caroc cards were famously ripe with symbology. They were leaving for Lancre the next day. He thought they could use practice.
She frowned at the deck, at its (clearly coincidental) message. The Ruler was crossed with The Witch, and followed by The Tower struck with lightning.