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Chapter Twelve: The Labyrinth
- BJ Swabb
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Damien sighs as he stands to his feet. As Damien stretches out his arms Evelyn hands him his sword, in which he straps back to his hips. Moving... -
Chapter Nine: Travel By Foot
- BJ Swabb
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With Evelyn leading the way, the three travel north west towards the Forgetful Valley, moving across the Midway Plains of Havenya. The plains are... -
Chapter Eight: A Whole New World
- BJ Swabb
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Once dressed out of his swimwear, Damien gathers a few items into his backpack, grabs his allowance from his piggybank and calls a cab to pick... -
Chapter Five: Gryphons and Citters
- BJ Swabb
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Blowing the ivory horn, a great gust of wind pushes the great throne room doors open. As the wind blows past Evelyn, a large creature as big as a... -
Chapter Three: Awakening
- BJ Swabb
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It's 550 years past the attack on the White Pearl and the great city of Torman. The city is deserted, only stone statues scattered on the stone... -
Chapter Two: A New Era
- BJ Swabb
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It is the year 2023 with in the town of Martin Illinois. There a young boy at the age of 13 named Damien Foxx lives there with his two younger... -
Chapter One: The Raid of Torman
- BJ Swabb
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Days and days have gone by, as the city of Torman has no king sitting upon it's throne. Dorlius the king's advisor and the grand wizard of old... -
Prologue Part Two
- BJ Swabb
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In the White Pearl's throne room, King Aldimus sits upon his gold throne upon a dais where he waits for the White Council. Next to him was Joan on... -
Prologue: Part One
- BJ Swabb
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The great ball is just about to commence at the great castle garden, as sanction leaders and a few of their loyal warriors and advisors begin to... -
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Hylos VS Tempest
- AlexArcter
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Hylos emerged from the dense forest into a large clearing, the place that he last encountered the species that he was calling Tempest Crows. He... -
Prologue
- Jason
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Craft of the Heretic Jason Blackmore Prologue The man found in the cabin was roused with a lash of seawater. He sat up feebly on the deck... -
The Walls of Westguard
- Oculus
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Chapter 1 The Wall Raskelf was a dozen miles away along the winding curves of the valley but half that distance the way that Harad had walked... -
Travels through Farynshire: the Wild Gift
- Alison
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Originally posted here The most famous and powerful of the Peer Families are the Meyricks of Riversouth. The most eccentric (amongst some stiff... -
Travels through Farynshire: Soup by the Sea
- Alison
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Originally posted here The title is not misleading, – this is a very soup-focussed entry. If you do not care for soups, broths, pottages... -
Travels through Farynshire: Aracely Cheth
- Alison
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Originally posted here Aracely Cheth is where Aracely Tookley the poet retired to, and it is said he watches over the village even to this day... -
Travels through Farynshire: the Coastal Path
- Alison
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Original posted here Farynshire’s Coastal Path runs (as you might expect) alongside the county’s entire coastline. It is a great way to see all... -
Travels through Farynshire: the White Crag
- Alison
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Originally posted here I suspect that the White Crag is the reason there are so many poets in Riversouth; it has been said that the sight of it...