Khy'eras

Farro watched in quiet amusement as the woman lumbered to her feet, moving to the door without a word to him, he followed her though, watching every movement as cat may a mouse it’s intending to play with. He looked over her with a casual interest, taking in her filthy, bedraggled state, the dirt th...

Katarya's eyes snapped open at the knocking on her door. She had not dreamt that night, the first night in the house of Fëanáro Larkain, the Elf to whom she had bound herself. Her abused, battered and abused body had kept her still and her mind, whatever had become of it, had lent itself only to dar...

"Just move!" Helo snapped at the burly man who attempted to question his arrival at the dingy little hideout the Sparrows called their headquarters. "Let him in." Helo glared at the man as he pushed his way passed and into the building, though his nerves were tight. He didn't ca...

Mila crouched atop the building, eyes on Torren as he made his way through the streets. Across his back was a bag that contained the very precious ledger the Sparrows had managed - against all odds - to get from the White Hart tavern and the prideful Elves that worked from there. It had been interes...

Calem stood before the Velvet Goose. It seemed like a mysterious den of iniquities to Calem's young mind - that's why he'd never really planned on going there or even absorbed that much about the place. Sure, he'd heard a few rumours, but he'd been just as quick to dismiss them - after all, he never...

Character: Mara Whitewood Topic Link: Into the Wild Pursuit Quote: "Did you know," Mara began, abruptly breaking the silence, "there is a love story about Ristgir and Ny'tha? It was said that Ixaziel did tell them to rule the heavens equally, instructing them to march across the sky ...

Katarya sat back, touching the rim of the glass she held to her lips. Despite whatever changes had happened to her, her love for good red wine had certainly not diminished, and the wine here was excellent! After dismissing Vaeli, Katarya had stared into the mirror for the rest of the morning, only c...