Zalva Vjnt was a planeswalker. All of the multiverse was open to her like a buffet. Unfortunately she too was on the buffet for whatever dwelled on the planes. Such were things balanced and she had grown used to it.


Zalva sighed again, loudly, as the snake jostled her to get a better grip. She couldn’t do much else, being paralyzed by the snake's venom. It was a massive snake and it had been a surprise that it used venom at all.

The first time Tiffany stumbled upon the dragonesses cave, it was by accident. She had gone for a walk through the nearby forest to get away from the stress of the modern world. Though she might have gotten a little lost, she was still in high spirits. She wore her new cute sundress and had a backpack with water, snacks, and her phone. It would be easy to open the gps on her phone and find her way home. Too easy. And she got enough time to just wander. Despite checking the weather before leaving

Aexi’s lab was deceptively quiet. The genius herself having gone home already, a recent fashion among Asura was to keep their private quarters away from their labs and Aexi did so too. This left the lab inactive and locked. But locks meant little to thieves and Hailie Motte had made short work of it. The human did a quick parameter check in the main chamber before signalling to her companion to enter. Sheriden, a quiet thrilled Sylvari, entered the room. She wore her usual light cloth clot

In a laboratory deep in Rata Sum, far from prying eyes, sat Caulma Dullfang and absentmindedly picked at the claws on her feet. She was, at the request of Aexi the Endosomat the Asura who owned the lab, naked and against the request of Aexi sitting on a table. In her defense the table was low enough to be a Charr bench. Aexi herself was pacing back and forth, checking the calculations on her invention.

“That should be everything.” she finally said, drawing t