Blue Fire Drabble

One of the writing communities I participate in has a challenge every month.  The rules for the challenge are to write a 100 word (or shorter) piece that is complete and can stand alone.  The idea is to have either a beginning, middle, and end like any story, or a joke with a punchline, or something along those lines.

This month's challenge was "blue and/or fire."  Meaning you can use blue as your topic/word to include, or fire, or both.

Sneak Peak: A glimpse at my Camp NaNo April 2013 Novel

I crept along the ground in my fox form, knowing I would be less visible that way and could escape easily if they did manage to spot me.  Hunting werewolves was very similar to hunting natural wolves: one stayed downwind of them, kept out of sight, and made as little noise as possible.  This group was very aware of their surroundings, but very ignorant of magic as far as I could tell.  After watching them for almost a week, I was ready to make my strike and test their resolve and resilience.  I needed to eliminate the candidate that would be the biggest threat to the one Queen Órblath wished to see ruling the wolves.

I have successfully Conquered Camp NaNoWriMo!

My Goal: 50,000 words

My Final Count: 60,674

What I Learned:

I actually can manage to do it all.  Not only did I exceed my word count this month, but I didn’t make my husband a NaNo-Widower (that’s  first actually…), I spent time with friends, I hung out with my parents while in town during the week, I made every Tuesday write-in (we started in November and just never stopped…), and I managed to edit my friend’s doctoral desertion twice (once for content and once for formatting).  And that was one really long sentence.