Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Bleach




Bleach

In the world of the living everyone lives their average life like usual unaware that their own spirits are in danger.
Ichigo Kurosaki a freshman in high school has had the power to see,hear,touch and channel the spirits of the dearly departed. Soulreapers, a type of ghostly samurai-like warrior that kills the evil spirits known as hollows. Hollows are souls who feed on spirits not for food but to nourish their own pain. To become a hollow a normal soul must be eaten or lonely to transform into the horrid monster. ichigo is said to have a "gift" to be able to be a soulreaper and be human.

Friday, November 24, 2006

the hilltop hospital chapter 2

On the second floor I saw a broken window that had a beautiful view 0f the San Francisco lights from the abandoned hilltop hospital. I turned back for my fear of heights started acting up. On my way up the stairs I saw a note. the note read:

Dear John

I have heard that you have
caught the disease tuberculosis.
please remember i love you
in the bad and good times
and i will always be with you.

Alexis

The letter made me warm inside as if it were to me,I continued up the stairs. On the third floor there were sights of true horror, the floors and walls were stained with red splotches, blood.

Friday, November 10, 2006

The HillTop Hospitol Chapter 1


The Hilltop Hospital By:Dominic Vasquez

As I push open the deactivated dusty old sliding glass doors of the Andrew Ebon Hospital, I wonder "are the rumors of this hospital true?". I took my first step in, a bone chilling gust blew past me. The hospital was cold and smelled of rotting flesh, I saw a rickety old elevator in an open corridor and in the corridor was a silhouette of a woman hanging from the ceiling. I ran to the elevator but as i got closer the hanging figure seemed to fade, suddenly i felt a cold draping feeling on my shoulder as if a hand had grabbed me. I turned to see nothing. I went to the second floor using the rotting wooden stairs for the rickety elevator had frightened me.