Recent content by Leoric Virak

His eyes flickered over towards Rhea. Another lance of magic erupted from behind it. Cutting through the forest and leaving a swath of destruction. Black flecks drew over his vision, but lips thinned as he noticed the sweat beading on his companions brow. "We need to pull back." The decision...

Leoric took slow calming breaths as he waited. His eyes carefully set on the forest. Besides him Rhea drew her bow, snapping an arrow to the string. "I'd trust no one more." The Dreadlord said, his voice strained, as though he were lifting some great weight. If the Princess glanced at him, even...

"All the way." Leoric confirmed with a nod of his head. Taking in a deep breath as he glanced between his three companions. There were only four of them. All were powerful, some of the strongest Dreadlords who had been crowned, but it still did not seem enough. Leoric knew that this was his...

Leoric held back a chortle, letting his head roll for a moment as Clarissa got in the first snipe. His mouth opening as he prepared to immediately add the second when Rhea's eyes suddenly popped open. The words that fell from her lips almost immediately caused a tension to roll over the...

As he and Clarissa moved through the woods, Leoric couldn’t help but watch the trees. He felt a strange sort of discomfort here within the Falwood, as though someone was constantly peering over his shoulder. As he strung the last of the trip wires, Leoric frowned for a moment. Pausing as he...

"I do." Leoric said in quick answer to Clarissa. He could understand her hesitation. Staying here now was like sitting in the middle of a trap you know had been sprung. By keeping them here it could very well be that he had doomed them all. Yet to his mind, the decision was simple. Their...

“So you want me to carry the bloody thing?!” Gideon demanded indignantly. Leoric rolled his eyes, both at Clarissa willing to use one of their brothers as a sacrificial lamb and at said brother being an impertinent twat. ”Just put it in your pack.” The Dreadlord said. ”And Keep it covered.” He...

Leoric caught Rhea the moment her knees buckled. There was no mockery, no jokes, nothing. The moment that some danger had truly fallen upon them that had all fallen away. The only thing that had mattered was ensuring she was okay. They were a brotherhood, closer than even family. At least to...

”Shit.” The greater part of him did just want to smash the fucking thing. They had no idea what it was doing to Rhea, but they didn’t know if breaking it wouldn’t just kill her too. They didn’t know shit, which was why they had come up here in the first place. Letting out a curse Leoric...

Elven magics were still mostly a mystery to the Anirians. Sure there had been a few interrogations, some experiments, but discoveries like that did not come easily. Especially when the other side was actively resisting you learning anything at all. Not that the Anirians could really blame the...

"I'm pretty sure Elves are vegetarians." Leoric remarked to Gideon as they began to make their way into the tower. As they searched, the four Dreadlords found the knife-ears lived much as they did. A few bunk beds here and there, some cookpots, and a game or two. Everything seemed...eerily...

It didn't take long after that. Between the two pairs of Dreadlords the elves didn't stand much of a chance, and despite their base nature, the creatures at least knew enough to run. Quickly they rushed away from the tower, moving in an ordinary retreat even as Leoric and the others picked off...

As Clarissa's magic struck the tower a plume dust and debris rose up from the tower. A sign to anyone within a mile that the small outpost was under attack. Leoric spotted it as He and Rhea created just to the side of the bulwark, a smile touching his lips for just a brief moment. "Well they...

Leoric scoffed. "We meet in the middle." Charging in like a couple of idiots wasn't going to get them anything. Though the Elves weren't expecting them to have any sort of magic, they weren't stupid. The damned creatures had nearly wiped out all of Vel Anir. Underestimating them was not the way...

The Elf's head lulled back finally as Gideon's final strike landed with a loud crunch. "So much for the famed fortitude of the elves." Leoric commented dryly, though offered Gideon a rather dour glance. "You're not touching the next prisoner." He remarked coldly, only for the son of House Urr...