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Alcazar- Kellish Forces The storm raged on. A supernatural force indiscriminately reaping the existence of forces on both sides. Bodies cast into the air. Those not dead from lightning or debris flung high to plummet towards their end. The Kellish commander frowned. Magic was a pain. Broken...

The Kel sprinted. Towards the siege camp. Towards healers. Towards help. The girl in his arms bled and talked. And talked. And talked. And talked. Had she gone into shock? It seemed like the kind of chatter of someone in shock after getting run through with a sword. "Never punched a cat. Last...

Alcazar- Kellish Forces The third cavalry proved to be less devastating than the second one had been. Already the Kels had spread themselves out to avoid becoming an easier target for their mounted opponents. But more men were lost to it. Their souls would need to be freed so they could join...

Alcazar- Kellish Forces The Kel were spreading themselves thinner than they had originally intended, but they were use to fighting from such disadvantages. People liked to throw expensive mercenaries at the worst of the fighting after all. It was especially true for those known to never break...

Alcazar- Kellish Forces The approaching cavalry did not slow even with arrows and bolts and stones peppering them the entire way across the field. The dust from their charge rising high. They were determined to come crashing into the defensive line that the Kel had set up. It was a suicidal...

Alcazar- Kellish forces Stones and bolts flew with experienced precision. The walls would be peppered but most of the stones were aimed for the buildings behind them. The aim being to draw forces from the walls to put out fires and force citizens away from the fighting. A brutal tactic but one...

When there was War in Cortosi lands there were sure to be Kels about. This conflict would prove to be no different. Several companies of Kellish warriors had been hired by Torleon. Their job was to seize the city of Alcazar. Payment had already been made. Conditions agreed upon. The Kel would...

His gift had been placed on the alter to the Great Queen Mother. His prayers had been delivered and he left so that she might deliver her gift to another. That was how the myth went anyways. Some believed it. Some did not. Tinus just knew gifts were placed, disappeared, and a different gift...

Welcome! If she ever wants a good brawl then Tinus here would gladly take her up on it. Or just do anything else really. Got plenty of characters floating around.

With little surprise the elf girl asked for both books to get copied for her. Good. He hoped she would take the offer. There was a joy about her concerning books. An innocent discovery rivaling that of a child first discovering their passion. She was no child. She was no child but that made...

The boy responded with laughter and a snippy little comment. Seemed normal from him so far. The girl clearly had no idea what he was asking, thank her ancestors for that, and had mentioned she was a blacksmith apprentice. Good. A respectable way of life that was full of purpose and honest labor...

No food left for him to eat and a question in the air, the masked man had little to do other than give his answer. "Both. The tale is one told to us as children. It is meant to warn and guide the young away from selfishness and becoming content. Without others there is no joy. Without...

The search for his client's books was proving to be very tedious. Unlike in the section of books that Hahnah, the elf woman, had been in to find her book the one he was in now was dull. The titles were boring and the first few lines of them were dry. It was no wonder so many young scholar...

Tinus ate and listened to the priestess. The story she said was her favorite was rather interesting, especially considering her path in life. The tale of a girl who chased an imp through books to fix them. It was fitting for what she was doing with her life. More so than many outsiders he had...

The elf woman was overjoyed when she took the book from him and only got more so as she looked at it. She even went so far as to read the first line from it. It made him realize just how excited she was without really showing it before. Helping her became all the more worth it to him. A thanks...