Recent content by Tenrof

I've not really posted for a few months now, and will probably not find the time to in the future both near and far. Finally got myself a working job, but it's a bit of work. Until I get my timetables aligned I may not be able to post as frequently as I did before. Sorry for the very late...

He had only moments to perceive what the new entity was before him, when his entire world seemed to twist. Contort. It was a sensation unlike any other, as if he had experienced all of eternity, all at once. Time and space looping and morphing and contorting... It was not a pleasant...

A little off topic, but i am willing to introduce Traecon Maxwell as a on-and-off contemporary for your new character. The best teachers can be one's enemy, after all

Even faster than anticipated. Tenrof could see the city in the distance, even as the dragon attempted to swipe him off the tail like he were an annoying leech. He let loose a chuckle, despite the situation. The analogy was crude, but quite different. At least those little parasites could be...

"No need. I am more swift on foot than on horseback." The next moment, he blurred. It was a simple enough principle of movement for the shadow. He could align his path, and so long as it was linear, a straight path without any turns nor bends, he could move quickly enough to catch up. This was...

"The beast is far too swift to catch. Even aided with magic, it will not be so simple a target." With such a vast wingspan and its current speed, it was not an issue of days to reach the mage-city, but hours. Perhaps even minutes, at the current pace. Warning the city ahead would have been...

He tempered his voice as to not cause any discord in this newly arrived human's mind and spirit. Kthell and Kouri were exceptions because of what they were, but any other species would experience a migraine that would only increase with prolonged exposure. At worst, the man would be bleeding...

The expulsion was violent, hurried. Like sucking poison from a wound he was banished from the hidden domain and back into the land of the living, mind momentarily stumbling as he made sense of his surroundings. But through the haze impeding his thoughts he knew his job was done, for the moment...

They were called Serpent Titans. Enormous serpentine beasts that roamed the world in a bygone age, their sheer size was the talk of legends, often mistaken for dragons and other massive reptiles, and just as well-lived, if not more so. The energies that sustained their bodies was even claimed...

But little did Tenrof know, that Kouri would face a test much sooner than anticipated. Every child will experience a degree of separation from their parent. No matter how small. And unfortunately, Kouri's decision would be that catalyst of separation. Tenrof had only a second to react before...

Hallo!

He saw it long before he heard it coming. The earth at his feet simply shattered, as scales of whitest marble rose like a tide, upturning the earth at his feet and then some, extending for hundreds of miles in all directions. Kouri had to hang on for dear life as Tenrof fixed himself to the...

'Family...' The thought bemused him, but Kthell was not so far off the mark he would correct her statement. Instead he turned back to the crevasse in front of him, Kouri following his gaze to the depths below. It would see only darkness, but to the young spirit, there was only curiosity to be...

A shame, he mused. Rituals to bind those from the cosmic or even the Beyond, similar to himself, were folly. What bindings such rituals managed were but pieces. Fragments of a singular whole. Draw forth any further and they invited a flood. A swarm unlike any other. The feline before him was one...