Greetings bros, foes, gals and pals!

Now, this story came out of nowhere. Well, it came from somewhere but it was quite sudden. Esfandiar C. Hale's blog, issue #18, it's about her wanting to burn her grandfather's house down. If you check the comment section then you would find out how this story came life.

To sum it up: It's Esfandiar's fault.

Esfandiar :And Kama's! He was the one who wanted to write a whole ass book about it!

Mira :Nah mate, this is on you. You're the one that wanted to burn down a house first.

Kama :Look, all I’m saying is that as a scholar it’s my job to record everything that happens. You are the one who wanted to burn it down. And rob that bank. . .

Berry :​​​​​​​Dude I just wanted to be the driver

Twain :​​​​​​​Can we all stop arguing so I can go blow something up?

Esfandiar :ಠ_ಠ

Hope you enjoy this beautiful baby we call - 'Burn It Down'.

You guys can also check out our blog for 'Burn It Down'. The blog includes character profiles, visual representations of the characters, specials, extras, a possible Q&A session with the characters and many more!

~ Writers ~

Esfandiar C. Hale

Nicholas Scriptor

Mira

MarkTwain 2.0

Rampant Strawberry

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Picture this: a kidnapped cashier, convinced that vengeance is the ticket to reclaiming her chaotic life. Meanwhile, an honorable knight from the whimsical realm of Abbalon thinks he's playing hero by drugging and snatching said cashier, all to protect her from a tyrannical, robot overlord. What's the punchline? They're both hilariously off-course in their misguided quests, making for a sidesplitting adventure filled with unexpected twists and turns.

Don't question it. Don't question anything. Just read it. Also, I just came out to another teacher and one of my friends. Is this coming-out season or something?? I'm coming-out a lot lately. I should stop coming out.

I took up a pen,

This was what I wrote,

A book of poems,

A mirror of my soul,

Let my feelings spill,

In ink to paper,

For I made this poem,

As a present to gift her.

- Esfandiar C. Hale

~ A collection of my poems ~