Recent content by Talia Frost

Talia chuckled at the orc’s words, agreeing with them wholeheartedly. It was true about the inexperience that came with some of these men. She peered over at the pretty boy elf, watching as he promptly hurled the contents of his stomach into the ocean. The pirate captain sighed and shook her...

The sun was barely above the horizon when they had set off. They had patched up the Salty Bitch as best as possible before heading out. Talia hoped with all the magic freaks aboard the vessel, they might make up for their other shortcomings. “The gods have blessed us with smooth seas,” Talia...

“Hey!” Talia shouted, batting the Lich’s hand away as he went towards Billy, “He may be a useless lump, but he’s my useless lump, so keep your claws off,” She narrowed her eyes at the skeleton, crossing her arms as she got between him and Billy once more. She then turned towards the second bag...

The display from the Dreadlord not only struck fear into the pirates, but also the merchant that hired him. The poor man was cowering on the deck, staring with terror at exactly what he had hired. The pirate captain recovered first, growling at the Dreadlord. “Why are ye protectin’ tha’ filthy...

“Billy!” “Aye!” “Good work!” The toothy man beamed brightly, promptly removing the blade he had in place because he was distracted. As a result, one of the guards quickly whirled around and tackled him. Talia cursed as the second guard tried to launch himself at Grump. Her men were already...

Talia was incredibly displeased with Billy, but the man had sailed with her for too long for her to ever get rid of him. She could only stare uneasily as the Lich drew ever closer, his theatrics and antics completely absurd. She didn’t flinch as he randomly hurled a table over, the poor patron...

“WHAT’RE YOU DOING?!” The merchant screamed, “WE JUST HAVE TO HAND THE BITCH OVER!” He ducked for cover as the pirates began to swing their blades. To say that the captain was surprised was an understatement, his eyes wide from the blatant refusal of his offer. Nevertheless, he gritted his teeth...

“WHY DOES ANYONE HAVE TO FIGHT?! CAN’T YOU JUST BLOW THEIR SHIP UP? WHAT DID I PAY YOU FOR?!” The merchant screamed hysterically at the Dreadlord, toppling over and falling on his face moments later as the ship rocked from the broadside. The sailors, thankfully, had more guts than the merchant...

Talia watched as he effortlessly unlocked all the locks, looking up at him curiously, “Where’s the thrill of danger if you can waltz in anywhere you please?” She couldn’t imagine having powers to where she could loot and steal without ever suffering consequences. Would there still be the...

The merchant had been reduced to a blubbering pool of panic, proving utterly useless as the Dreadlord took command. He had heard about pirate attacks, but he had brushed it all off and never thought it would ever happen to him. Talia gazed out at the ship, grimacing to herself. Whoever was...

The merchant opened and closed his mouth a few times upon hearing the curt response. His face turned increasingly red before he finally sputtered out a few words, “Then I’ll pay you more! I don’t want anything to happen to her.” He was, in fact, in the middle of awkwardly waving at Talia when...

Talia couldn’t help but stare uneasily at the runes on Grump’s arms, more than a little unnerved. She was always suspicious of unnatural things, and while Kivren ranked the top of her list, shady mages were up there too. This one was about as shady as it got, and he wasn’t bound by some oath...

Talia grinned at the orc’s response - she was happy to hear he was all about bashing in Kivren faces, “I might even let you keep a heart or two,” She called out after him before he broke out into song to her surprise. It was one she recognized, but she didn’t partake just yet. However, she did...

There had been a lot of bitching and moaning about having a mage aboard. However, when the man spoke of a mansion with lots of treasure, the crew promptly shut up. Talia wasn’t too keen on trusting him, but he had little to gain from leading them into a trap. He had earned the name ‘Grumpy...

Talia’s face visibly changed when the orc mentioned the Eye of Kiva - not many people actually knew about it. It was the first time her usual grumpy expression left her face, and she was genuinely curious. Nevertheless, the rage returned as the orc proceeded to insult her and accuse her of being...