Thursday, March 31, 2005
Friday, March 25, 2005
Chapter One: Where it all began
This was a time of unrest, when the evil forces of Kel' Thuzard, the Supreme Ruler of the Lich , were on the prowl once again, bolstered in strength and numbers by a new formidable army of unspeakable creatures summoned from the depths of hell. This army was bred to achieve what Kel' Azar failed to do 25 years ago---to conquer the land of the living.
Much credit for his defeat had to go to King Hydraxis the 2nd, who in his capacity as the leader of the humans, brokered a peace alliance between the blood elves and the night elves to fight the scourge under one banner, which had then conquered enough to threaten the Agaroth and Chilliwind Heights, home bases of the humans and elves respectively. Over one night of fierce battle which was to determine the fate of Azeroth, Kel' Azar was slain when the valiant Lord Rivendare and his Paladins broke through Azar's inner cordon of guards and blasted him with the power of the Holy Light. Although Azar was a master practicioner of dark magic, he simply could not hold out under their concentrated attack and fell. Seeing their leader pulverized to dust, the undead army lost their will to fight on and routed under a barrage of elven arrows, which wiped out almost the entire undead army. This was a resounding victory that would be forever remembered in the annals of human and elven kind.
However, things were much different now.. the tentative peace alliance between the two elven factions fell into tatters and war once again broke out. Large tracts of land fell to desolation as elven armies crossed swords and exchanged arrows. Taking advantage of the fractious state of affairs, Kel' Thuzard once again summoned a mighty army to cleanse earth of the living. He also secretly sent his emissary, Darkmaster Gandling, to entice and lure Paladins away from the Silver Hand to serve the the Lich King. This plan was met with limited success, but still some Knights succumbed to the dark side and became death knights, who pledged their allegiance to the Lich.
There was still hope, however, in the form of a young priestess..
Much credit for his defeat had to go to King Hydraxis the 2nd, who in his capacity as the leader of the humans, brokered a peace alliance between the blood elves and the night elves to fight the scourge under one banner, which had then conquered enough to threaten the Agaroth and Chilliwind Heights, home bases of the humans and elves respectively. Over one night of fierce battle which was to determine the fate of Azeroth, Kel' Azar was slain when the valiant Lord Rivendare and his Paladins broke through Azar's inner cordon of guards and blasted him with the power of the Holy Light. Although Azar was a master practicioner of dark magic, he simply could not hold out under their concentrated attack and fell. Seeing their leader pulverized to dust, the undead army lost their will to fight on and routed under a barrage of elven arrows, which wiped out almost the entire undead army. This was a resounding victory that would be forever remembered in the annals of human and elven kind.
However, things were much different now.. the tentative peace alliance between the two elven factions fell into tatters and war once again broke out. Large tracts of land fell to desolation as elven armies crossed swords and exchanged arrows. Taking advantage of the fractious state of affairs, Kel' Thuzard once again summoned a mighty army to cleanse earth of the living. He also secretly sent his emissary, Darkmaster Gandling, to entice and lure Paladins away from the Silver Hand to serve the the Lich King. This plan was met with limited success, but still some Knights succumbed to the dark side and became death knights, who pledged their allegiance to the Lich.
There was still hope, however, in the form of a young priestess..
Saturday, March 12, 2005
A Page in my life
A Page in my life
"Remember the good old days!" Hmm suddenly this phrase resonates in my mind. I used to dismiss it as some frivolous thinking on a sentimental person's part but somehow at this very moment I am starting to see something in it. It's probably due to the myriad of events that have had an impact on my life this year. Well some are more significant than others, but the cumulative effect has really left me pondering about the past. There were really no worries then, and well some things were just better. Maybe it's the study stress, maybe it's peer pressure, maybe it's just plain old lady luck dealing me a bad hand. Then again, I also wonder why friends can bear to hurt their friends. Aren't friends supposed to be looking out for each other and not insinuate about things all day long? The days may be gone, but the memories sure remain as bright as day. Shall treasure this small consolation of memories. Always.
"Remember the good old days!" Hmm suddenly this phrase resonates in my mind. I used to dismiss it as some frivolous thinking on a sentimental person's part but somehow at this very moment I am starting to see something in it. It's probably due to the myriad of events that have had an impact on my life this year. Well some are more significant than others, but the cumulative effect has really left me pondering about the past. There were really no worries then, and well some things were just better. Maybe it's the study stress, maybe it's peer pressure, maybe it's just plain old lady luck dealing me a bad hand. Then again, I also wonder why friends can bear to hurt their friends. Aren't friends supposed to be looking out for each other and not insinuate about things all day long? The days may be gone, but the memories sure remain as bright as day. Shall treasure this small consolation of memories. Always.
Friday, March 04, 2005
Random Musing
A Page in my life
Hmm sometimes when I think about it, I wonder how life can be full of tricks.Is it ever fair to do this to someone who has done so much without even thinking about herself? Someone who doesn't ask for anything much, only that her charges are well fed and happy. I think it's totally undeserving.
Hmm sometimes when I think about it, I wonder how life can be full of tricks.Is it ever fair to do this to someone who has done so much without even thinking about herself? Someone who doesn't ask for anything much, only that her charges are well fed and happy. I think it's totally undeserving.
Wednesday, March 02, 2005
Manic Wednesday
Whoa I haven't blogged in a really long time. Hmm the scent/smell of prata wafts over but I shall blog first haha..Well, there are only 2 more days to the weekends and that's certainly worth looking forward to. I learnt a few things today:
1) The Principal's a CEO. So if he runs a business, then teachers are employees..And if we aren't paid, that makes us lower the rung than employees..Think of what Lincoln fought for..
2) Essentially, some employees of the coporation are sooo enamoured of big boss that sleepers sleep unnoticed.
To top everything off, our behaviour is commendable
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1) The Principal's a CEO. So if he runs a business, then teachers are employees..And if we aren't paid, that makes us lower the rung than employees..Think of what Lincoln fought for..
2) Essentially, some employees of the coporation are sooo enamoured of big boss that sleepers sleep unnoticed.
To top everything off, our behaviour is commendable
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