Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 7

Another 5 writing prompts!

Writing Prompt: Character

His magic was in his mask. He had one for every power.

Writing Prompt: Object

The wand was made of bone. She didn't like the magic it kept.

Writing Prompt: Setting

The river disappeared into the cavern; a long, pale tongue out of the mouth of a giant.

Writing Prompt: Dialogue

"You know what? I was wrong, you CAN be more stupid."

Writing Prompt: Action

She crawled, body and soul aching, as if her life depended on reaching the end of the tunnel. It did.

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