fieravene

He sat at a long and wide wooden table. About him were stacks of tomes and scrolls. Torchlight flickered around him, lighting the area just around him. Everywhere else was dark, and rows of tall bookcases cast long shadows. He turned a page. Upon, a familiar marking, and a familiar creature...

Ragash Midday While spectacle and celebration were hardly uncommon in the great cities of the Empire, no one had expected the arrival of this day's peculiar caravan. It hailed from the trading ports of Annuakat, having traversed the landscape to arrive at Ragash unannounced. Under the afternoon...

Tag: Fieravene Finally. The tug in his mind roused Aivrid from his sleep. For a moment he thought he was restless; the planets would be in alignment for very little time and he was wasting his time in his lair. He should have been gathering magic, slaying his rivals, conquering the world...

Annuakat Palace The Hall of Light Evening Contrary to its name, the Hall of Light was not a bright place at all at this hour. Filled during the day by grand, golden beams of sunlight from an open hexagonal pattern of the domed roof, tonight the clouds had obscured the moonlight and left it...

Annuakat Late Evening Gerra The braziers were burning at all corners of the streets, filling the empty walks with dancing golden light. Twilight had come and gone and the moons were high in a cloudless, star-filled night sky. It was quiet when she arrived, the dark elf in her dark armor riding...

A few days after Dragon Dreams Candenord was decidedly not the direction Fieravene had been tasked to go, but she wasn't known for following orders without question. No, the dark elf was better known for doing things at her leisure, all in good time. So after a short portal stone hop to the...

Tag: Fieravene It is time... The town of Kannorgopad seemed to be bustling with activity today. The Sereti ogres were working tirelessly in the little time left before the Lessat eclipse and the festivities that would soon follow. Those who weren't preparing for the festival had been told to...