aina o ka la

Saint Mishra, a Cortosi merchant vessel carrying precious cargo and passengers alike, was hiding. Hiding minerals, ingots of silver, gold and gemstones, brought from the mines of Liadain to the opulent leaders of Cerak At'thul. That is, if she could make it there. The captain cursed, while the...

The Stormy Hag, Murder Cay, Aina O Ka La It was a rather simple name, but it was apt. The coral reefs around the pirate settlement had sunk a hundred vessels over the years and no one knew the route except for the pirates and smugglers that visited the port city. At least, that was what...

The rabbit-folk sniffed the air, curiously traveling the markets in the foreign land that he hadn't been to before. Lush exotic plants were on sale, reaching out to potential buyers with bright colors and floral smells, while the food stalls smelt of promises of a full happy stomach, if you had...

'Āina o Ka Lā A fleet of vessels headed by the Stalwart Dawn, one of the dreaded Blackforts of the Anirian Navy, drifted over the sea like death and cut through the waves like razors. Noncombatant deckhands scurried about the ships as their destination loomed on the horizon, one of the many...

Grigog's first thought was about his head. Why was he having such a huge headache? Had he suffered a blow to the head? His head felt like it was throbbing with blood. That wasn't normal. His second thought turned to his feet. Why couldn't he move them? And why were his wrists hurting so much...