Gone! by SidheRoseGraphics
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Description
"There ain't even anyone in the pub!" Conor exclaimed. His face was full of conflicting emotions, as if he didn't know whether to be glad about it or not. "Ya ken there's some'ut wrong when thar ain't noone in the pub."
"Aye, an' there's grass growin' round the smith's anvil there," Morgan pointed out.
"Where'd they all get off ta?"
"Ya ken what I do, lad...but there's somethin' you are fergettin'!"
"What's that?" Conor asked, his brows knit in consternation.
"Ya been livin' so long amongst 'em cos o' yer wife...an' I ain't blamin' ya fer that... but ya ferget what y'are. Yer fey lad. Ya ain't human. The mac Donough's were fey too, aye?"
"Aye...?" Conor stopped to think about what Morgan was saying. "Nahhhhh, ya donnae think...."
"I do, an' I do. 'Ow else would an entire village full o' people just disappear like thet!?" Morgan snapped his fingers. "Ain't no signs of a raid nor fire - nothin'. Ever'thing's just sittin' there like t'was when they all magically disappeared. Ya ken as well as me how our kin feel 'bout humans betrayin' us. Think about it whilst we get back home. I donnae wan' ta stay 'round here. We'll go home, have some supper an' think on it. Right?"
Conor seemed a bit dazed. "Whate'er ya say, Morgan. Sure."
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Going to mostly try to alternate the stories until this one's done. This one'll be shorter than the one begun last night. Well, this is certainly a mystifying twist ;) Where did everyone go...and more importantly, do they yet live? Are they trapped forever in some strange fey dungeon, never to return to the land of men? Stay tuned my friends!
Thank you for coming by - for your comments, faves and views. Thank you also to those who read Black N Red and were so encouraging :) I appreciate it! You'll soon learn more about Red and Jed Black, their post-War world and how they will fit in with the Doctor & Company. There will be a language advisory on many of them.
Have a great Thorsday and be well!
Ray
Credits:
Building is the exterior of Merlin's "Armory" (DAZ)
Well is "Old Wishing Well" (DAZ)
Anvil, base and barrel from "Anvil" (DAZ)

Comments (27)
Brillinat as always--love the dialogue and the imagery s golden, Questions... What is Morgan trying to convey to Conor by prodding him to "remember himself?" Is there some kind of underground stirrings of wars to come in which he may be divided (foreshadowing)?
Excellent scene! The poses and expressions are so good!:)
Yeah, right. You just like to confuse me, doncha'? ;)
Fantastic expressions and poses, excellent render! Congratulations!
Quite an intriguing story and a super image Ray.
Awesome work.
Expressions, poses, decor are superb, excellent image !
Enjoyed this one much, smled through the whole dialogue!
How long has Connor been out of action?? Place is deserted and grass is growing up around the forge...? What is happening? (I also think that 'donnae' should be 'dinnae', but the vowel inflection may be different due to the time period)
nice work
~ It's a realy beautiful portrait of these guys ~
Great characters and cool story!
love how life like your scenes are Ray, always enjoy what i see my friend.
Really cool! Incredible scene and great detailing.
Those are some dreads he's sporting...Good Reading Too!.... ~smiles~
Fine twist of events and a fantastic image to boot, great installment and scene, Ray =) super work!
Outstanding work could this be the doings of the UnSeelie Court?
Wonderful scene and story..nice posing!!
I'll say. No one in the pub? Well blasted! Cool render and characters!
Beautiful background and persons,especialy Morgan. Gr.Rudy.
Not only a great render, but what a story, Ray! I'm lovin' thier dialog - just brilliant, my friend! It's gonna be a good fall for coffee and reading!
Great scene. I like the whole village look and the characters look rightly mystified and alarmed. Excellent render and mystery.
outstanding work on the Irish colloquialism and characters
Super excellent render! And I couldn't help thinking while I was reading that this is exactly why I'm prepared for The Zombie Apocalypse. LOL. For real too. It's like, I swear, I have this feeling I'm going to get up one morning and the whole world is going to be changed somehow. Just like this in some way. Freaky, I know, but I think it's really cool, too, how we're each and all affected differently by the same work. Very compelling tale!
Wonderful work
An excellent scene and great poses as always. Have a great day too, Rayvn!
Great work on the image and story Ray, love the poses and expressions.