Recent content by Juno Ahrrick

The pain was present, sometimes that was better than a complete lack of it. It meant the nerves still worked, or that the drugs weren't allowing her to walk of crippled tendons and furthering injuring them. Pain was often difficult, but it served its purpose to fill that balance. Having...

The trouble of invoking such medicinal magic was that they weren't always effective. On some people, intricate rituals could be committed and bones could mend and fix themselves together as if nothing had broken at all. In others, it seemed the workings did little more than paint blistered skin...

The numbness was necessary, a needed distraction to pull one's sense of pain and self a bit further back from screaming nerves that might otherwise bother or frustrate you. Sluggishness, however, was something she tried quite deftly to avoid, knowing that in a dire situation, further inability...

The strange concoction likely smelled just about as bitter as it actually tasted, riling and offending any tastebuds unfortunate enough to parse it. The effects of it, however, were nearly immediate, spreading like a hot flame from her gut, a tingling numbness that flowed through her veins on...

Juno paused at the ground, cautious eyes scanning the woman briefly as she processed the odd sound. She knew many who could utilize magic to mimic beasts and various tongues, but such a situation seemed an ill-chosen place to exercise such a power. She couldn't make assumptions, but clearly some...

As the knife was pulled and kindly handed towards Juno, there was a momentary pause of near-alarm from the face of the elf, who quickly, and strangely, motioned for the Nordenfiir to keep her own blade, and moved to pull her own dagger of a strange design. It was a pale tan, clearly of bleached...

Language barriers had rarely been confronted by Juno before, and the few scarce times were typically by disability or in communication with more otherworldly things, who found difficulty in limiting their speech to the words of common tongues. She was sharp, however, and the familiar drawl of a...

The caves of the deep, in their twisting and ancient pathways, were often a source of much folklore and talk in the deeplands, and one didn't have to venture far within them to understand why they struck the imagination of the mystic people. It was easy to view them as far too specific in nature...