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Selene Avar
Great Desert Sea - Amol Kalit
Maho 'Jerik' Sparhawk
She felt power coursing through every inch of her being, an almost indescribable strength that sparked inside of her as she bathed in the rays of the sun.
Selene felt powerful here. The heat of the sand, the light of the sun on her skin. It was almost therapeutic in a way. Here in the desert it was rare for anyone to survive, but she felt as though she could spend an eternity here.
Her rebirth in Van Helth had done something to her. She was more than what she had been, more than human. Heat radiated from her flesh at all times, her eyes were set with a constant glow, and she could almost feel the fires ready to burst from her. Magic was no longer just something that she did, no longer just a tool, it was set into her very soul.
The newfound power she now carried meant it was time for the next step.
Back home she had already set things into motion, and now there were just a few things left to take care of. Personal grudges that had to be pushed aside before she could make her move.
That was why she had sent a missive to a man she had once known to be a Professor. A man that had lied to her, a man that shared a bond of fire with her. She had asked to see him here in the sands, and it was here that she would either learn the truth, or they would turn this sea into glass.
Maho 'Jerik' Sparhawk
She felt power coursing through every inch of her being, an almost indescribable strength that sparked inside of her as she bathed in the rays of the sun.
Selene felt powerful here. The heat of the sand, the light of the sun on her skin. It was almost therapeutic in a way. Here in the desert it was rare for anyone to survive, but she felt as though she could spend an eternity here.
Her rebirth in Van Helth had done something to her. She was more than what she had been, more than human. Heat radiated from her flesh at all times, her eyes were set with a constant glow, and she could almost feel the fires ready to burst from her. Magic was no longer just something that she did, no longer just a tool, it was set into her very soul.
The newfound power she now carried meant it was time for the next step.
Back home she had already set things into motion, and now there were just a few things left to take care of. Personal grudges that had to be pushed aside before she could make her move.
That was why she had sent a missive to a man she had once known to be a Professor. A man that had lied to her, a man that shared a bond of fire with her. She had asked to see him here in the sands, and it was here that she would either learn the truth, or they would turn this sea into glass.