So...thanks for the reply.Is this better?Awesomepow wrote:Hey Seibertron!I'm always a lurker and rarely use my account,but I will post a Seibertron exclusive here!
Chapter 1:Chase
Dead End sprinted across Kaon Plaza Avenue 4.Someone,or something was chasing him.His gears beaten fast as he ducked for cover.A legion of fireballs tarnished the Avenue.The citizens fled as the mighty Steelbane chased Dead End.
WIP
1)If nobody comments it will be cancelled.
2)Thanks!
A-Pow
snavej wrote:Spelling, punctuation and grammar are better.
'Pursued him' instead of 'was in pursuit of him'.
Personally, I would remove the 'the' before 'citizens' since we don't know who these citizens are yet.
If the attacker is unfamiliar, how do we know his name already?
Tarnishing is a slow process that takes months or years to change the surface of metal. Superhot fireballs would scorch metal very quickly. See the 'sabot rounds' used by human soldiers in the recent live action movies. To be honest, fireballs aren't the best weapons to use against Transformers. Armour-piercing rounds and beam weapons are better. Those are only two examples.
Keep writing! Two sentences don't make a story.
So...snavej wrote:Story is slightly longer and slightly better. Why is Steelbane attacking? Why is Dead End being targeted?
'Knights of Iacon are practically unstoppable' should be 'Knights of Iacon were practically unstoppable'. You are writing in the past tense.
'Missiles', not 'missles'. Use a dictionary and a spell checker. When I write, I do it in Word (with a spell checker) and then paste into Seibertron or wherever. Also use the grammar checker.
What did I just say about 'tarnished'? Read again.
Change 'After finally getting to hide' to 'After hiding' or 'After taking cover'.
One space after commas.
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