Simply Drakovi

In the year 1761, I embarked on an extraordinary journey, transgressing time, to find myself in the heart of Rutland, Vermont—a place of nascent dreams and burgeoning hopes. The air was laden with the fragrance of opportunity, and as I traversed this land of colonial America, I was greeted by a tableau of sights and sounds of the 18th century. In the middle of this time capsule, Governor Benning Wentworth stood as the linchpin of a small gathering of townsfolk. Together, they were embroiled in spirited discourse, discussing a charter that would delineate the future of our town, Rutland. The charter was no mere document; it was a parchment scroll carrying the dreams of a community ready to unfurl. I could not resist the allure of their conversation, and thus, I joined the throng, immersing myself in their dialogue. "What shall we christen this realm?" one among them inquired. "Rutland," chimed in another, their voices resounding with conviction. It was as if this nam...

Year of the Comet by Drakovi Bloodrose In the year 2023, as the cryovolcanic comet 12P/Pons-Brooks hurtled closer to Earth on its highly elliptical orbit, the world held its breath. The comet, now famously known for its distinctive "horns," was on a collision course with our planet, and scientists and governments had been preparing for its arrival for months. With advanced tracking and prediction technology, scientists estimated the exact date of impact. On April 21, 2024, the fateful day arrived. 12P, the massive cold volcano comet, made its closest approach to Earth, and its presence was visible in the night sky, casting an eerie glow with its horns. As the comet neared, its gravitational influence created tides and geological disturbances on Earth. Coastal areas experienced unusual high tides, and seismic activity surged. The world watched as the comet entered Earth's atmosphere, and despite its smaller-than-city-sized nucleus, the impact was significant. The initia...