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Updates on the political situation

Presidential Election Results Electoral votes needed to win: 270 Remaining: 516 Electoral votes: 3 (Hillary)                           19 (Donald) Percent: 32.2% (Hillary)               63.6% (Donald) Votes: 181,901 (Hillary)            358,913 (Donald)

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OCEAN I am one of the dragons that controls the world. I have no father. My mother is called Universe. She’s the universe itself, and she controls everything in it. She birthed us and controls us. And by us, I mean me and my three sisters.  You think dragons don’t exist? Ha. We all have our beliefs, but no matter what you believe, we exist. You might just think we exist as myths, but we’re real.  Our real names are in one of the most ancient languages there is. Also known as, Greek. My name, Ocean, translates into Okeanos . Mother’s translates to Sympan .  My sisters and I are out scouting the world for humans to bless. It’s not just those old gods the Greeks worshipped. It’s us, too. Poseidon has part of me inside, just like Demeter has a bit of my sister inside her. By the way, my sister’s name is Myrtle. I see Jason and his crew on the Argo, and Medea cutting up her own brother. I breathe fire on them, green, unlucky fire. I helped curse them.  Mother swoops down from t

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Author's Note

Sorry I've been so inactive, I've been pretty busy with... y'know, computer stuff. Anyways, I'll be on more often and I'll try to at least post once a week. I'll leave Author's Notes like this one to notify you if I'll be on like a trip or something and I can't get on to post. - Hollydove

Hyacinth's Tales, Update 1

Chapter One Hyacinth, a young eleven-year-old teenager who preferred the name Cynthi, stroked her loving cat Moon and sighed. Across the room, behind a screen that made up a sort of wall, her twin brother John grumbled about how Mom wouldn't buy him a dog. Cut into the screen, a door-sized opening covered by a thin, ratty old purple blanket made a makeshift door.  Hyacinth could hear her three-year-old sister Lillith yelling "Daddy! Daddy! Give me a hug!" and their mother's friend and employee, Stan, shouting "I'M NOT YOUR DAD! AAAGH! LEAVE ME ALONE YOU CRAZY BABY!" Hyacinth chuckled, imagining the scene.  It was early morning, about six-thirty, and the day started like it had been ever since Lillith had been six months old. Even when she was six months old, she had managed to wriggle her way out of her baby-safe bed, open the door to the room she shared with two-year-old Katelyn, move past the small room that belonged to Anna and her hamster Le