Dima Link

  Here is the plan: construct four towers, each topped with a magic orb—a glowing red sphere, to be precise—placed upon a pedestal. Inside each orb, a mysterious mist swirls. They are beautiful, magical, and quite heavy. By using these orbs in conjunction with a specific incantation, the necromancer intends to project a beam that connects all four towers. It’s a logical puzzle: how should these beams be aligned? In what sequence should the towers be linked?

  It was a dense forest—so dense that it remained dark even during the day. Alice was struck by this shift in the forest’s mood—and in her own. The woods were both fairytale-like and dark. Everything here was shrouded in shadow, and everything was green—as if it were all a dream about a forest. “What a forest!” Alice thought, and nearly said it out loud—though it wouldn’t have mattered, as there was no one else around.

  Autumn has reached a colder, more orange-hued stage. The leaves have mostly turned yellow or fallen away. And you are like a ghost in the room. The flowers await their final hour. The air is cold. There is heavy breathing. Your shadow is your double. It is time for a new song from this gothic artist—a new beginning. Autumn is the perfect moment for it.

  The Malenkiy Soft  collection is expanding with three more programs. Once again, these are list-based apps.Yellow Note is a simple note for just a few lines or words. Psycho Durka is a list of negative events in your life. AndI Am a Little Star is a list of happy, fun achievements—or simply all the good things that have happened to you.

  The necromancer sat at the very top of his stone tower. The sky outside was dark, filled with thick, heavy clouds. Only he could discern the nuances within them—shades of black, gray, and dark blue. Or so he believed. He sat on the fourth floor of his four-story tower. The room was quite spacious; it consisted simply of a single chamber and a staircase for ascending or descending. Each room had a window—just large enough to gaze out of.

  The season at the country house is over; October is here. I have no plans to go there right now, so I have time to focus on my indoor garden. It consists of daisies and purslane. They’re growing quite well and seem happy! There are about 40 purslane plants and 10 daisies. Each one grows in its own little cup or container. Then there’s the "cross-garden"—a mixed arrangement. It’s a large container where each plant has its own spot; there are about 3 purslane plants and 3 daisies growing there.