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There were Anirian spies sent to uncover the documents of the former Vizier slinking about, according to his master. If there was one thing he learned in his time under her, it was that she was often correct about her information. The estate was under an intent, lingering gaze that seemed to...

Audun nodded, gesturing for the Royal Family to depart. The collection of nobles gave an array of grateful - and oblivious - nods to the Abtati enforcer as the agents came to lead them to their quarters. The Stonecarver watched them leave, flashing a smile and waving as the youngest gave a final...

The collection of Royalty quickly mounted the horses, dispersing amongst those available outside the tunnel, as they followed Audun through the sands. The sounds of combat rang throughout the air, distant shouts and distant growls of the undead and the Immortals as they clashed upon the beach...

The Royal Family rushed down the tunnel, ragged and weary breaths leaving them. The sounds of conflict still rang in their minds, even as it left their castle. The mother held the youngest's hand in her own, quietly urging the young princes to quicken their pace. She turned her gaze back, a...

Torches hung on the stone walls of the tunnels, faint orange light illuminating the otherwise dark passageway. It was quiet, the crackling of torchlight being the only companion to the otherwise silent tunnel. Audun stood at the end of the tunnel, leaning against a wall as he waited. His Lady...

Audun nodded, tapping the two swords that hung at his hip as if to ensure they were still present, and the amulet that circled his neck. Unsurprisingly, they were still there. After all, those were his most valued possessions. The swords because they took an arm and a leg to buy, and the amulet...

Audun grasped the contract with a curt nod, his eyes gliding over the scrawled terms. At the wage, he let out a chuckle, a mixture of pleasure and shock as he looked at the large figure. The housing wasn't anything to scoff at, either, and it went without saying that magical training was an...

The gladiator listened intently as the court sorcerer explained her offer, a slow smile crawling upon his face. An enforcer? A pupil? The offer was tempting, incredibly so. He had little interest in the logistics and paperwork of royalty - handling and dealing with fickle nobility was never his...

Audun nodded, his hand taking the glass of wine as it was offered to him. He took a long sip, his eyes darting to the arena manager. The man looked nervous, fidgeting anxiously as he looked on silently. Something was on his mind, and it wasn't mere nerves in the presence of royalty. His eyes...

His eyebrows rose briefly at the confirmation, the Abtati swiftly replying, "Hopefully it lives up to your expectation, then." His mind continued to try to answer the question at the forefront of his mind, filling in the blanks with possible answers, only to discard them a moment later. Audun...

Audun bowed to the audience, the sounds of their applause filling the air as the battle came to its conclusion. Slowly, they filtered out, talking amongst themselves about what had just transpired before their eyes. The young Abtati among them spoke loudly of magic and swords, miming the actions...

The Hound of the East charged forward, a cracked and broken shield held in front of the beastfolk's form to defend against any attacks to come his way. The sand was beginning to bear the color of blood upon its pale visage, and the Jackal refused to let it only be his that stained the arena...

As the battle began, there was little hesitation before the first move was made. The Hound of the East rushed forward, his feet pounding against the pale sand as his glaive gleamed in the desert sun. He hadn't spent this much time honing his craft, becoming as famed as he had, just to get his...

The Annuakat Fight Pits roared with excitement and cheer, the crowds gathering and dispersing among the arena's vast array of seats. Voices shouted out for the vendors to come closer, as coin was spent on food and bets alike. Perhaps hundreds of people, a colorful menagerie of races, had come in...

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