In that moment, when flames licked the horizon and the sky burned with an
orange glow, Taylor knew everything was going to be alright.
Taylor was hurrying towards to his camp to ensure his wounds were treated
timely as they were making his body’s immunity system weak.
Just as he saw a camp lights at 50 meter distance a hand on his shoulder
left him alarmed.
He turned swiftly to defend and then collapsed.
#Word Count - 98
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So close, but didn't get away with it. Good action scene.
ReplyDeleteThanks Iain, tried action scene for first time. I am happy it turned out well.
DeleteThat's a good response to the prompt, well done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael. Enjoyed writing for First Line Friday.
DeleteI wish to know more - what happens next? Was it the enemy or someone to save him...
ReplyDeleteSo hooked to the beautiful narration
Thanks Dipika, kept the story crisp to build the suspense.
DeleteOh...this was spine chilling till the end. You very written very aptly in such less words.
ReplyDeleteThanks for praising words Geethica :)
DeleteGood tension, well built to the climax. Good take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda, tried the action for first time and happy blogging community is liking it :)
DeleteI built an "almost made it" moment into my response to the prompt as well. I didn't see the sunrise (as I chose to interpret it) as all that hopeful. Sorry your character didn't make it either.
ReplyDeleteJames, looks like you like happy ending. Story is open ended the character Taylor still could have made it to the camps.
DeleteBeautifully written. Nice opening lines.
ReplyDeleteThanks Payal, the opening lines were First Line friday prompt.
DeleteOh that was an unexpected twist.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shilpa :)
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