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Lens and Liberation - Chapter Nineteen by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation - Chapter Nineteen

It took another half-hour of walking before Shen and Daisy came to the location that lay just to the north of Ambrette Town: Cyllage City. This place, Daisy said, had originally been founded as a beach resort, but had come into its own when a particularly controversial piece of legislation had been passed nearly three decades past: the Vehicular Safety Act. What had then become law concerned the use of motor vehicles in Kalos: once widely used, the machines had become responsible for the injuries and/or deaths of many a wild Pokémon that, being frightened by the noise that a vehicle made as it approached, would bolt from their home and r

Lens and Liberation: Chapter Seventeen by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter Seventeen

Daisy was true to her word: on arriving in Slateport, the reporter found them and related that she had been able to secure their rooms on the ship to Kalos. Due to the fact that they had managed to arrive in the city so fast, however, they had something of a luxury to spend in the remaining three days before the ship actually left port. “But the captain said that we can use our rooms while we wait! Isn’t that great?” It was, but Shen was interested in something far more important, and she looked Daisy dead in the eye as she spoke. “Tell me that they have a business lounge on this ship.” “…They hav

Lens and Liberation: Chaper Sixteen by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chaper Sixteen

The trip back to Slateport would take nearly a day, a length of time largely due to the road that was intended to be the party’s ‘shortcut’: Route 123. Route 123 had once been a rather popular place, frequented by nature lovers and largely considered a special, if secluded, area to pick Berries and find fish. Unfortunately, these pursuits had been brought to an end by one particularly foolish tourist. This person had been looking to test the quality of the soil in another region, but unbeknownst to them, the bag that they had carried into the forest had had a Gracidea seed in one deep pocket, a remnant of an earlier study t

Lens and Liberation: Chapter Fourteen by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter Fourteen

When Shen woke, she was alone. It was a confused girl that sat up and greeted the dawn on top of Mt. Pyre, for the chill of a breeze had brought her back to the waking world, a thing that shouldn’t have been possible when she knew very well that she’d gone to sleep in a tent on a patch of purified ground. But the tent was gone. And the gravel she’d pitched that tent on had disappeared, giving way to a field of dew-soaked grass and equally drenched gravestones that stretched as far as she could see. It didn’t take long for Shen to realize that despite the scenery, something was wrong. Her companions, for one, were now

Lens and Liberation: Chapter Thirteen by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter Thirteen

From what Shen could remember of the arboreal atmosphere that Daisy dragged her into, Fortree City had been established in a clearing in Hoenn’s northern forest long, long ago. Settlers in the area had brought a selection of seedlings from overseas, and though none of them had lived to witness the fruits of their labor, the hundred-foot-tall trees that served as shelter for the townsfolk were a living memorial to those that had lived and died to make the city into the home that it was for so many others. To Shen, it was an opportunity to take pictures, for the sheer size of the trees and the walkways that connected each of them to each

Lens and Liberation: Chapter Twelve by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter Twelve

The mission that Shen had taken upon herself – to find the Tattler crew that was unwittingly following her party – was rather simple to accomplish, for there was only one place in the building that the general public could freely access once they had left the lobby: the cafeteria. Her last visit to that area had not yielded much in the way of results, but given the fact that she had been paying far more attention to the person that Daisy had chosen to interview at that time, there hadn't been any chance to look for anyone specific in the crowd of tourists and workers that had swarmed the room. And on top of that, she thought as he

Lens and Liberation: Chapter Eleven by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter Eleven

The girls left Mauville City for the second time that morning, heading east. Daisy, however, had strongly suggested that they take something to eat along the way once she’d found out that the trip they were taking would last the better part of a week, and so the two of them made a small stop at the local Poké Mart in order to pick up some supplies before setting off. There were two roads to Lilycove City, but only one of them was available for pedestrian traffic: the one that made its way north through the region’s wetlands and into a village built amongst the trees themselves. The other choice, once a one-way path from east

Lens and Liberation: Chapter Ten by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter Ten

The girl that strode out of the hotel in the wee hours of that morning was a quiet one. Oddly enough, seeing the Gardevoir again hadn’t triggered the tunnel vision for which she had more often than not succumbed to when a challenge presented itself. There had been none of the frenzy, none of the passion with which she pursued a photograph: merely determination, a kind of cold detachment from the world at large, and though she didn’t question this as she made her way to the nearest lamppost, the sharpness of that emotion would have startled her had she not already turned her mind to the task at hand. Upon reaching the lamppost, sh

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter One by Feierlich, literature

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Lens and Liberation: Chapter One

It all started with a letter. This particular letter was much like any other: a sealed envelope, stamped and certified to make its way between destinations. And much like any other letter, it had been delivered through the Pelipper Post – the preferred form of transit for all such items – to a mailbox, where it sat to await its eventual receipt. The letter had been delivered that morning to Lavaridge Town, a locale in the Hoenn region that had once been little more than a hamlet, a quick stop for those who wished to partake of one or both of its vanities. These vanities took the form of the Pokémon Gym and the local hot spr

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Good morrow. My name is Feierlich, and as you might have guessed, I enjoy writing (and, recently, art!). Although I've known that DeviantArt existed for quite some time, I have really never had a use for this particular place until I decided to return from a hiatus and shake off a little bit of rust.

Hosted on this site and others will be a varied selection of material, which includes a few personal projects of mine; one of these, in turn, includes a fan-fiction series designed to allow me to stretch my imagination in just the right ways.

I do hope that you'll enjoy your time here. Thank you for your patronage!

Favourite TV Shows

Monty Python's Flying Circus

Favourite Books

Les Miserables, King Lear, and many more!

Favourite Writers

William Shakespeare, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, David Weber, Jim Butcher

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Monster Hunter, Pokemon, and many more!

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Nintendo 3DS, Wacom Intuos 4, Photoshop Elements 10

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thegossamerleaf

Aug 11, 2018

Hello there! I actually found your account because of a forum post you made about publisher rights (I'm considering posting my writing on here too but I'd really like to be traditionally published one day!)

In any case, I do hope to read more of your writing soon! Keep up the good work!