Maeve held her head down, marching forward by the dark robed people at her side. The only thing lighting their way were torches along the cold cobbled blackstone. Out of all the people of the village, she had been chosen for the Dark God's sacrifice.


It made sense,really. She was orphaned as a child due to a famine they had long ago, the year before they summoned the Dark Lord. It promised them a bounty the likes the village had never seen, and indeed the c

Within the deep forests of the mountains, there lives a legend- A serpent who's size dwarfs even the tallest human. The length of its body would be able to circle a manor 4 times over and its bulk was big enough to fill a street. The serpent was known to devour all who approached it. Even mighty dragons feared it and were often prey to the mythic beast. To many, to look for such a creature would be suicide. To a young adventurer like Eli, it would be a thrill.

The light touch of large, warm hands across their scales rouse Scarlette from their slumber. Their eyes fluttered, their mouth yawned open into a terrifying maw for just a moment. The newly formed naga forgot themselves for a moment, attempting to swing legs that were no longer there. Scarlette ended up bonking their head on the cool floor. Their cheeks burned as they knew that their lord and master was watching with an amused look on its face. The walls of thick, grey, scaled flesh undulated ar

The light tapping on his bedroom door caused Vihro’sae to stir from his slumber. The Miqo’te yawned, rubbing his eyes before pushing himself up from his comfortable position. “Come in.” He mumbled.


Slowly,a small orb of light floated into the room, shedding a warm sea green light. A small Lalafell followed it, closing the door behind her. He could tell, even in the darkness, his dear friend had been crying. That caused him to sit up f

Mulu sighed softly as he was roused from his slumber by the voice of the Exarch. “Wake up,my Warrior. Breakfast is ready.”


It was the 12th bell in the night...But the Exarch seemed to have an odd sleeping pattern. Among...other things. Mulu pushed himself up and was immediately greeted by the soft expanse of G’raha Tia’s massive belly. His entire bed was nearly smothered by the sheer girth of the miqo’te, fat cascading down in

Left alone to her own devices, Elely would always choose to expand her knowledge of Aetherflow, from how it interacted with the environment to the mysteries of the Echo and its different effects per person. In her idealized mind, if she could somehow completely understand it, she would give it to everyone she could in hopes that the knowledge would allow others to open their minds and hearts. It was a naive dream. Elely was fully aware of the dangers this would be able to bring. She could inadve

If there was one thing Robyn knew for absolute certain, it was not to get in Asmodeus’s way when he was fighting. The Demon rarely had any spatial awareness. It just got worse when he went all out in battle. The strikes from his large claymore,the streaks of dark aura radiating off him,the sickening grin as he cleaved whatever his target was in two...Yes,Robyn knew better. Asmodeus was dangerous in battle.

And yet all that knowledge disappeared as the young sorcer