HeyJaredThe Legend of Leanna Page
The Elenvian Adventures, as remembered and retold by Cedar Flyte in the form of a page-turning mythopoetic queer literary fantasy.
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Envoi - Author's Farewell (opens the original)
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My dearest Reader,This is yours now, the legend of Leanna Page. What you have here finished is not the end of the story, for Leanna certainly lived on, but the rest of her tale is conjecture rather than history. What I can confirm is that, as Leanna expected, the one-world solution was a thriving one and, soon, the people of that world did find themselves a name. They called themselves Elenvia.If there was a story that explained their choice of that particular combination of sounds, I would have
For Whom Love Did Not Suffice (opens the original)
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Curtis had had enough. The thinkers had gone too far. These people had all these ideas about the world being one and people with differences still being the same and the power of caring to overcome all challenges as though any of their philosophies made a difference in the real world. They thought they were above it all just because they had learned how to ignore their own hate, but Curtis knew better. He could see what they really were. All of them were merely elitist snobs who refused to get t
Night Penultimate (c. 2068 PV) (opens the original)
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It was a perfect night, and it was the most terrifying night there had ever been. The air was warm and a slight breeze kept it cool. The clouds had moved aside so every star could shine its brightest glow over the ground. Crickets chirped their familiar song as though nothing had changed. In some ways nothing had changed at all, and somehow nothing would ever be the same.In a monastic apartment built centrally on the south face of the wall, an old youth sat frozen on their cot, their gaze held s
The Spirit of the Wall (c. 2070 PV) - Scene 9 (opens the original)
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JUDE: You do not make the slightest sense to me, Dreamer.LEANNA: Ok. It is not for everyone to make sense to everyone else.JUDE: You befriend people who have hurt you, who have hated you!LEANNA: Of course. I do not wish to have enemies, and the most certain way to turn someone irreversibly into your enemy is by refusing to call them your friend.JUDE: You have spoken to the Spirit and yet you do not believe in it.LEANNA: I do believe in a Spirit. I believe all of our spirits make up the essence o
Leanna and the Wall-Spirit (c. 1912 PV) (opens the original)
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It was the year 1912 PV, and Leanna heard a rough, familiar voice:“My goodness. If you are this old, what does that make me?”Leanna opened her eyes and entered her dreamscape to see she was not alone in the cerulean sky. Before her was a gruff human with a sparkle in their eye and a kind smile.“Fantázo Fiala,” she said, recognizing the writer from her time amongst the sprightly theatre troupe in the far Northwestern Wood. “I knew you must still be out there. How goes the playing?”“Oh, it is marv
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