Slave of Democracy Book 1: Oath - Prolouge

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SOSfr : Whoa! Lo and behold! I said you should write a prologue but you already had! haha
SOSfr : I find this prologue lacking. There is too much flowery words and not enough information. What is the point of it exactly and who is Darius again? I'm sorry for forgetting.
hikeknee3 : who's "I"?
rangersapprentice101 : "I" is someone who will be introduced when the book actually starts - I'm transitioning from a 3rd person prologue to the 1st person narrative that the rest of the novel will be in
rangersapprentice101 : Essie, I appreciate your comment, but I think I'm going to leave it the same
SOSfr : All right. Glad you took it into consideration though. But I'm still confused abouyt what the point of this is. Maybe I'll find out later perhaps???
SOSfr : I enjoyed your metaphors though. You seem to be a master at metaphors. ;)
rangersapprentice101 : well, wordsmithing is my strength :D
SOSfr : I see.
isabellelightwood : hey knox! :D guess what, it's angie. xD
isabellelightwood : new book? :P
rangersapprentice101 : Angie? as in shinypanda angie?
ayew : hi!
isabellelightwood : as in shinypanda angie. xP

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Slave of Democracy Book 1: Oath - Prolouge

Prologue ~
Millions of feet hammered into the wood in unison, generating miniature sonic booms that sounded every few seconds. The sun glinted on hundreds of thousands of spears, reflecting enough light and heat to evaporate the Nile. Enough ships to make a score of fleets were lashed together, forming the largest bridge the world had yet seen. Horses scuffed the ground with their hooves, creating more dust than is carried in a hundred tornadoes.
I marched on, confident in the strength of the men beside me. This time, things would be different. There was no chance of failure, success was assured. No one can stand up to the might of Darius the Mede. We would sweep through like a thousand hurricanes, leaving nothing but destruction and wreckage in our wake. This I knew.
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Prologue ~Millions of feet hammered into the wood in unison, generating miniature sonic booms that sounded every few seconds. The sun glinted on hundreds of thousands of spears, reflecting enough light and heat to evaporate the Nile. Enough ships to make a score of fleets were lashed together, forming the largest bridge the world had yet seen. Horses scuffed the ground with their hooves, creating more dust than is carried in a hundred tornadoes.
I marched on, confident in the strength of the men beside me. This time, things would be different. There was no chance of failure, success was assured. No one can stand up to the might of Darius the Mede. We would sweep through like a thousand hurricanes, leaving nothing but destruction and wreckage in our wake. This I knew.
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