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Well, I did get to watch the season premiere of Buffy last night, but I had to watch it on video as opposed to when it was actually on because of my night class. And, I don't remember anything that was talked about in the last hour of my night class, either.
I have discovered I'll need to work on how fast I leave class, because my roommate watches the show in our common room, so if I get back too soon I'll see the end before I see the beginning. Last night, I just caught the last line, so it didn't spoil anything, but another night it might, so I'll need to watch that.
I did enjoy last night's episode, but I'm really confused about the ending, and actually about the scene in Instanbul.

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I need to figure out how to get an icon. I've seen pages that have livejournal icons, that people can have, but I don't know how that works. And, I don't have enough artistic talent to make my own. I'm having enough trouble trying to figure out how to make my own wallpaper.

The Tale of the Anachron

This is a roleplaying game that I used to be in, and I was doing a novelization of it before the club died. So, I decided to put the novelization in my livejournal so it could be read. I don't own any of the characters, until much later in the story. All of the characters belong the people who played them, or the author of whatever series they took their characters from. For a complete list of disclaimor information, e-mail me at general_skieblue@yahoo.com

The Tale of the Anachron
Part One
The Fellowships of the Gems
Book One
Prologue
The Book

Dear Reader,
You hold in your hands the testament of many of the Fourth Age at its beginning.en the new era dawned, peace lay over the lands, and old hurts began to be healed, old enmities repaired, cooperation between the enemies of old began anew.
It was a time of bliss, a time in which one could ride day and night and fear no danger nor meet any foe. A happy time that was all too short-lived.
When the last of the Ringbearers departed from the Gray Havens, it was accepted in our Realm that the Age of Sauron and the Rings had passed, and so it had. But the wisest among us all realized that an heir is always left behind, and so the great works are passed, father to son, mother to daughter, Dark Lord to foul heir . . .
And so the time came when we must once again rise against the Dark Lord's legacy, and find our own inheritance in so doing. We were the ones who discovered the existence of that which Sauron's heir most coveted, and we set out to gain this treasure before the minions of Mordor could. This is our story . . .
In these times, when darkness began to creep once again, tainting the lands and casting shadows over the tenuous peace, the Council of the Wise met. Information had been brought to them concerning a thing of power even more potent than the One Ring had been. If Sauron's heir were to find the three parts that formed the whole, his forces would easily gain complete dominion over the whole of Middle Earth.
The item in question was no mere sword or Ring of Power, but a gem consisting of three crystals: one green, one white, and one silver. The three stones on their own possessed considerable powers: the green, to heal; the white, to predict the future; the silver, to prolong life. It was in their joining that they formed one perfect black crystal, called the Anachron, which when wielded by one wise in its use could enable the user to command armies, control hearts, and most importantly, travel through time and to other realms.
Sauron's heir would like nothing better than to alter history in his favor.
So the Council of the Wise dispatched its emissaries to the far corners of the Realm, to seek the missing crystals before the Dark Lord's heir found them, and to warn all races. A fellowship was brought together to undertake the quest for the Anachron. It was I, Edric the Golden, who was sent first to the Elves.

Once again, this is the novelization of the roleplaying game Middle Earth: The Fourth Age. I am posting it without permission, because I can no longer contact anyone from the club. And I do not own any of what has been written so far, because I brought my characters in a ways into the story. I do own some minor editing changes, though, and the chapter divisions and names. And the tites of the books. So, if anyone wants this removed, I will remove it, or at least stop posting it. However, it is necessary to understand a story I am writing with my co-writer. My mood is because I don't know how this will be received.