~Patience Prt 4 - Back In Africa~ by MKeyes

DAZ|Studio • Story/Sequential • posted on Nov 02, 2008

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Patience Prt 4 - Back to Africa And the story continues, done eating, with the recording going, Dru intently listens as the story is slowly disclosed. "Yes, a little over 200 years ago, my mother, ever rebellious, daring, on her own, ventured out for water by the falls at the stream. On the way, she chanced to find a tricon hat and spy glass. Having never seen such things before, she was filled with excitement, when she should have been quivering in fear; it wasn't long before that came to be, the beginning you see - that led to this day." "Anyway, she couldn't wait to get back to the village to show her unusual treasures, but - she never made it back. She'd filled her water bottle, then bent to take a drink before heading back, upon rising, she sensed someone behind her. As she turned lifting her spear, in that very instant, they had her - she never had a chance." "Who, had her?" "Lord Boris Joaquin Wolverhampton - due to a scandal among the elites, he was instructed by his father to - disappear. To take one of their mighty fleets, and see what discoveries he might venture into while talk of his deeds - died down. And there, they found themselves in the Eastern lowlands of the Cushites." "The Cushites? They are..." "Somalian - my mother was the daughter of a mighty Somalia warrior - and that day - fetching water, as she discovered her treasures, my father - discovered her." "Wow... so you are..." "Lord Xavier Wolfe ..." "His son?" "Yes." "200 hundred years ago?" "Yes." "How can this be, that's impossible - I mean, no one lives beyond a hundred years, at the very most and certainly, not looking as you do!" "This is true." "So, how then, is this possible? ================== To be continued... ================== Part Five =>Link

Comments (15)

RundwulfWolfShield

6:34PM | Sun, 02 November 2008

Excellent story and image, Mercedes! :)

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magnus073

7:26PM | Sun, 02 November 2008

Mercedes this is such a captivating story my friend and I'm eager to see more. Your image really helps bring it to life so well. Brilliant work all around on this one.

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ToniDunlap

8:46PM | Sun, 02 November 2008

Captivated yes, some more. My girl, you just love to add all of the GREAT ingredients to tickle our fancies. Too much. Can hardly wait for the next part of this intrique, this fabulous tale that you weave. Love it Sis, just love it.

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El_Lee

8:53PM | Sun, 02 November 2008

Oh Hon this is getting goood!! Love the pose and mood you created with the images. Awesome story telling! Hugs!

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anitalee

11:53PM | Sun, 02 November 2008

Beautiful work

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Cimaira

7:43AM | Mon, 03 November 2008

Gorgeous!

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Indoda

9:40AM | Mon, 03 November 2008

You have us on the edge of our seats waiting for the next episode - excellent writing - first class image - lovely merging of the past and present

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Niha

11:31AM | Mon, 03 November 2008

Now she is one Sexay MAMA! Beautiful story and creation!

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callad

1:01PM | Mon, 03 November 2008

Love the way you show us the story!! That very moment just before she gets captivated is perfect!!! The two on the left, one telling, one listening.. Excellent work!!! (Now I am very curious how this sory will develope, so stop reading my comment and go back to write more!!! grins)

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