Allay Rei

Fantasy Fiction Writer | Anthology Contributor | Aspiring Author

BEWARE. Literature is not an escape from reality. It is a piece of it.

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timber!

a(hopeless +romantic)

About the author

Have you ever searched high and low for the magic that fiction promises is in this world? If not, I suppose that is only normal. But if so... you haven't stopped, have you? The more we are, the faster we'll find it. Come with me; I have everything we need for the journey.

Allay Rei

Allay Rei is an avid speculative fiction and fantasy enjoyer born in Canada with roots in the Philippines. They love questioning the very essence of the world around them and, through stories, they intend to make their findings everyone’s problem. Allay’s short stories have been published by The Bad Day Group LLC and Renaissance Press. If not on a quest to find the next unfortunate soul they’ll turn into a character, Allay spends their time making art, daydreaming, or gaming.

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Vigilante assassin Alabaster Rose is clean and precise. Never once has an innocent person died to his hands. He earned his reputation through blood, sweat, tears, and spite. All the more reason to catch the attention of the unlawful alchemist turned exile "Rin" who would love to strike a deal to get his hands the corpses left over by Rose's wrath.

TIMBER!

Earth's astronomers have discovered the existence of Messier 101 - also known as Pinwheel Galaxy - centuries ago. Despite this, they have yet to detect the existence of any planets residing within it. This meant that nobody here knew anything about Esomia and nobody could help me exact revenge.

a(hopeless + romantic)

You’re a painter, aren’t you?
Say everyone has the same tube of crimson red paint. If you were to mix your red paint with someone else’s red paint then the colour would stay the same.
But mine is... it says “crimson red paint” on the tube but it’s a different brand. The shade isn’t quite the same. It’s still red. Very red. Undeniably so. The quality is the same, but it’s not the crimson you’re used to. Mixing... would look different.
but if you're okay with that new shade, my entire tube of paint is yours to be mixed with.