Kalina grunted, lifting up her shield
to parry a blow. The attacker, a sahagin woman kept up the attack
with another dash forward. Kalina let loose with a flurry of attacks
as she felt the speartip graze her armor, a shallow cut along her
side. “Ihjka!” She grunted, delivering a final swing down to the
sahagin’s head. Once she kicked the half limp form away, she
turned, wondering why her m’qote healer hadn’t healed her yet,
only to see Ihjka’s kicking legs outside of the mouth of a s

Night, as always, reigned. A bright
white moon hung overhead, the light nearly as illuminating as the
sun. A clearer color than it’d been in Yharnam.
As Kina crept up to the end of the
embankment, pushing herself as flat as she could against the
misshapen skulls bursting from the wall, clutching their silently
screaming visages as she peeked and saw the tall, humanoid creature
walking away from her. She held her breath.
The creature’s head was huge,
impossibly so, as though the brain had gro