Recent content by Klaus

"I'm gauging on if you're keeping up with your training," Klaus replied to Villaim's initial comments. As he lifted his own training sword, Klaus added with little inflection, "And Passion's the one that needs training the most of all the Guardians." Villaim then charged at Klaus. Due to his...

Before the latest Homecoming, before Klaus began his journey with the Fire Guardian, before he lost his arm in disgrace, and before the loss of both the Fire Stone and its Guardian… The previous Homecoming had just passed without incident. All the Guardians at that time successfully attended...

The Guardian of Fire would not join this homecoming to set the carpet ablaze once more. A horse approached Valenntenia. Its rider slumped over - barely conscious. Blood all over his armor. As the rider approached the city's gates, the Vanguard soldiers posted there raised there weapons in...

Kijaya took the last bit of meat off the turkey legbone. . “Let’s go,” Kijaya said as she exited the tent and tossed the bone aside. She would follow Galen with the rest of the gang. Since they had plans to go on a rampage later, she did not pick random fights this time.

Kijaya watched everyone speak with that stupid grin. She said nothing, gave no silly comment. But once Galen forced attention upon Tharraleos, Kijaya’s eyes focused on the bird. She brought the turkey leg back to her mouth and took a bite. And just stared at the bird as she chewed with wide eyes.

After hearing both Galen and Hanuman, Kijaya's eyes widened as she focused her gaze on the mage. "Hmmmmmm." Her grin widened to show teethe. "Who will we be killing, employer?" she asked just before she licked the turkey grease near her mouth.

The third finally entered the tent. She gripped a turkey leg in one hand and chomped into the flesh. She tore a chunk of meat off the bone and proceeded to loudly chew her meal as the tendons crunched in her mouth. Her eyes panned across the tent to see its occupants. As she chewed, her cheeks...

“I’ll see to it, then,” Kaylus said as left to go to the mine. Being cautious, Kaylus gathered six other party members to the mine. Swords were drawn. Everyone was ready. Kaylus was the one to remove the brace against the mine’s door. Then, the Tarri gave a few solid knocks. “Talk,” he...

With the Templar and caravan departed, Kaylus added, “They might try to keep an eye on the village, see if we can get the ore they need… Actually, they or the Rangers might send scouts soon…” Kaylus could not see an easy solution. Assuming the Templar caravan arrived on a weekly schedule, the...

After Marr spoke, the Templar looked around. His eyes glanced at the palisade, the village behind it. He mentally noted the weapons Marr and Kaylus bore. The fact that armored Tarri stood before him. If the Errant Knights still bore any symbols, he would memorize them. “Deal,” the Templar...

Kaylus continued to follow Marr. He kept his hand off his sheathed sword – even as the guards and Templar rested theirs on the hilt of their weapons. The Templar asked Marr, “How much ore, and what price?” The late mayor’s records would have noted the price of the ore sold to the Templar. The...

“The scout swears one looked like a Templar,” Kaylus told Marr. Kaylus followed Marr as they exited through the door. He listened to Marr’s order. Once they were outside, Kaylus raised his arm and roars, “Archers! To the roofs! Prepare for ambush!” The palisade on the road had a gate that was...

“Aye,” Kaylus replied… The second day since the attack came. The villagers within the mines still did not emerge or attempt to do so. Unless a stockpile of ore sat in the village, it would be impossible to study its properties. Slowly, Kaylus organized the movement of their equipment to the...