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The Hill of the Mirror's End. Revised

Posted by Cruc1bl3 - June 16th, 2022


Hey I've finally gotten around to looking at my old story, while it was good... I noticed some places where I could improve upon it. The revised story will be bellow.

The Hill of the Mirror's End

There were two mirrors standing alone in a field atop a small but sturdy hill. No one knows why they were there, who put there or why they did this. All that was known was that one was a bright white mirror, while the other to its parallel, directly opposing it was a dark, black mirror.

One summer day the sun was particularly bright and harsh. So as the midday approached, and the sun hit the black mirror. It then reflected itself onto its parallel, it was said that on that day the white mirror turned a deep black, a deeper black then that of even the mirror to its parallel, it went shattering onto the ground below. Then only in that moment in the speed of a summer wind's blink the black mirror fell forwards, toward the once proud white mirror. Revealing it to be white on its backside, the only side the white mirror never saw.

Then with the flow of time as a summers soft breeze gives way to the winding winds of the autumn did a small procession of travelers discover the hill. On once two mirrors once proudly stood, gave way only for grey dust, its tale was quickly understood by the travelers, who named this hill "The hill of the mirrors end." Then as time gave way to its mysterious methods. Two large castles were built.

There were two walls standing alone on a now flattened plain. No one knows why they were there, who put them there or why they did this. All that was known was that one was a bright, white wall with a blackened inside, while the other to its parallel, directly opposing it was a dark, black wall with a whitened inside, where the former hill's former name would ring all too true as the walls went to war.


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