Recent content by Albedo

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Albedo looked over the flier. Looked it over slowly and wondered silently at the sanity of leaving undead alone, on a farm, managed by undead, for undead. A deep sigh, that was relatively useless given the continued state of undeath she was in and the inane use of her lungs aside from aiding her...

Albedo arrived in a short time after Amankh, casting her gaze around the room as two guards flanked her. Dragons, and a mix of others were in attendance, though her gaze did not linger on anyone until it met the icy skeleton that she had followed behind to this place. Her curiosity at his...

Albedo stood upon the ramparts of the city, checking with her latest run in experiments that the skeletons among them had agreed to. It wasn't anything that destroyed their body, but rather kept their body from being destroyed permanently. Stones that harvested power from death. Something that...

Steven spoke at length, leaving Amankh and herself in charge of things here as he informed them of unfinished business in Elbion. She was a bit agahst at the sudden mention of the place. She blinked a few times before giving an affirming nod to tell them she had been listening. Amankh began to...

"One made of ice should assist with time constraints as well as lack of materials. We will have to figure out some sort of trade agreement or secure source for obtaining further building materials." Albedo had nothing further to say as Steve spoke. The pair spoke about the scouts and their goal...

Giving Amankh a small tip of the head as well as another smile, it was pleasant to be in his company once more. Even more so as not just an equal, but a settler. "It is good to be back." She admitted, hearing the cackle of the cat in her mind. At first thinking Steve would join them, she...

Albedo shivered on her boat, waiting for the signal of landfall. She had returned to the Eternum, the memories still burning into her waking hours at times. Those around her now knew of the times when she would become senseless and lost in the memories of her master. She had shared what was...

Edmund had made haste home, his bag filled to the brim with all of his notes and data that he required. His wife's parents had caught wind of his experiments and had sent for a group to silently snare him. He couldn't be stopped now however. Not when he was so close to his goal. He had met a...

Albedo had kept up with the march, and only because she kept glancing about for the mysterious blight orcs did she catch the red haired woman hopping off of the horse. And caught sight of the savanna cats that seemed to be interested in her well being. Albedo waved at Raine, making sure that the...

Edmund had very much had enough of all this nonsense of people suddenly emerging from the woods. It was bad enough that he had to be careful about spying on the siege that was currently happening at Belgrath. Now he had to worry about the sudden influx of moving and thinking beings around him...

Edmund was at a loss for words as to the sudden gathering of powerful people around them. He rubbed the bridge of his nose a moment as he tried to think on all the possible chances of such an encounter happening before he had even scouted the area around the dwarf stronghold. Of all the possible...

Edmund had only enough time to shake his head before Steve had a chicken make a carving. It was plainly within the poultry's ability to make it, but if the potato came up missing, he certainly wouldn't have missed it. The explanation of what Steve had in mind however made Edmund smile and begin...

Had he been able to pay attention to the magic Demyra used, he would have likely marveled at the spectacle. However, his attention was focused on guiding Owlivia to his goal. The tree tops swiftly passing below his gaze was almost entrancing, his experiences having been from the perspective of...

They had trudged for a long time now, and biscuit had done his best to keep up. A living thing got tired though, and much to her silent distress, had been slain and reanimated. The small frown that adorned her face was the only sign of discontent as she watched his ear flick for a time. The poor...