Recent content by N'aschi Kona

N'aschi was listening to Kaida as she spoke, though he only showed it by nodding along to her words, having leaned back in his seat and crossed his legs as he enjoyed the picturesque view of the breathtaking copse ahead of them. Kona was more than happy to be the center of attention, and the...

N'aschi chewed idly on the inside of his cheek as Lemmock marked the map for him, making mental notes in his head of where the Knoll and Forge were. The Bog Elf understood that Common was something he was going to have to learn sooner or later, but it all looked like gibberish now. He was...

N'aschi didn't seem to be seeking approval, as Krohop's praise was deftly ignored. The elf was far more focused on Helena's confirmation of what he'd already suspected, a determination hardening his face as the events that had nearly stolen his life away from him replayed in his mind, that beast...

"Lemock!" The elf repeated, smacking a hand on the stocky boy's back with a face-splitting grin. If the other Squire's awkward and shy demeanor bothered Kona at all, he certainly didn't show it. "My name is N'aschi! Can call me Nash or Naschi if you'd prefer. I know the pronunciation is hard...

Absolute bliss. That's what this was. It was this very feeling that the young Bog-Elf N'aschi Kona had been seeking ever since fleeing his home in the Bayou and sailing for the mainland. Unfettered adventure, the sun beating down against his brow, the glistening of sword and steel... He could...

N'aschi indeed recognized the voice coming through the door, but he wasn't about to try putting a name to it. There were so many of these 'Knights', and their names were all so fantastically different from the ones he was used to back home. It would take some time before he learned who was who...

To say that the next few days were a blur would be an understatement. N'aschi's solitary journey towards immortality had come to a sudden end within the jaws of that monster; Even if he had declined Josai's offer, his armor and weapons had been ruined, and he simply had no more money to sustain...

N'aschi may not have been particularly wise, and his unfamiliarity with the mainland and it's peoples had definitely harmed him in his efforts to break free of his homeland and ancestry thus far. Still, he hadn't lost his sense of right and wrong, and it seemed to him as though his unexpected...

N'aschi flashed his brightest grin towards Arietta's compliment, the best he could do to hide the wave of bashfulness that came to his cheeks at being praised. He hadn't realized how isolated he'd been in that Bayou until people actually started talking to him, and now he found himself rather...

N'aschi wasn't exactly sure why they'd all been fighting in the first place. His impression had been that the group had come here for some information, perhaps a drink to go with it. That he'd involved himself in the fracas was more a reactionary thing than anything else. Still, by the time the...

N'aschi looked down at the woman in wonder as shimmering light poured from her palms and soaked into his flesh. It was yet another display of incredible magick, the type he'd heard about in the stories of his homeland, magick that could heal just as efficiently as it could hurt. N'aschi let his...

"Knights of Anatheaum..." N'aschi repeated, under his breath. He couldn't claim to have heard of them before, but his time on the mainland was still young. Josai's reassurance was appreciated, but the sting of his defeat was still fresh in both his mind and flesh. He could feel the...

When it was all said and done, the young bog-elf had little to no idea what it was he'd just witnessed. It had been a display of some of the most fantastical magic he'd ever bore witness to, beyond what he'd dreamed possible in his time spent hearing rumors of mages while cooped up in the muck...

Even as Naschi scrambled back to his feet after tossing himself to safety, he had next to no idea what exactly it was he was looking at as he turned to look back at the beast, hopefully ensnared within the trap Josai and her team had set. Magic was foreign to him; It wasn't uncommon for the...

It wasn't a question of whether or not Kona was a fool for acting so rashly in front of a monster that had nearly taken his life once already: It most certainly was, that much was evident from the disgusting muck that soaked his back as the elf slid underneath the creature. The sensation of it...