Kizadia
Alright, your right I didn't spell check because I was in a hurry. I had something to do at that point of time. Nobodys perfect so don't b***h at me like you expect i'm ganna be Mr. Perfect because i'm not, so deal with it. Another thing yall are acting like little kids, damn guys Gaia is just a game on the enternet so quit bitching and act right. Some of you people seem just like a joke. Like i said it's just a game so don't take things so seriously, Moniquill is a perfect example.
Okay, 1. You asked us to take a look at it. If you post anything here, it's likely that we're all going to take it seriously because we take writing seriously. 2. Obviously you still didn't spell check because your response is riddled with easily corrected errors. If you're going to trying to make a point and seem at least semi-intelligent about it, it helps to use proper grammar and correct spelling ESPECIALLY when you're in a writer's forum. 3. Yeah, it is a 'game' on the internet (which, by the way, is spelt with an 'i' and not and 'e') but writing in itself is not. When presented in a way that seems to give off the pretense of not caring, you're the one who seems like a joke. Use your idioms correctly. 4. You asked for feed back. They gave you feed back. It seems like you're lashing out because it wasn't the feed back that you wanted.
Clearly, we don't expect 'Mr. Perfect,' but we do expect something when presented with a piece of fiction. To counter your response, because you accused us of acting like little kids, you immediately are the one acting like a little kid.
As for your story summary: I personally don't like the idea. What are the demons actually after, the necklace or the girl? The girl's name reeks of bullshit: McSaint? Really? When combined with the diamond cross, the Hell's Flames, and needing to save the earth, it has a strong sound of Christianity that, to be honest, a lot of people won't want shoved down their throats in a way that is so poorly written. The syntax of the entire thing is horrible and, if spoken aloud, holds a nasty ring in the listener's ear.
It might be the internet, but it is still a story, so I recommend taking everyone's advice and using spell check, even if you are in a hurry.