Anyi's hands feel somehow soothing as she presses her hand to your forehead. Maybe it's just the temperature difference, or maybe it's the magic she's casting. Or maybe it's just comforting to be directly attended to.The traveling priestess puts her hands on her hips, quirking her mouth to the side. "It's not magical or poisonous in origin, but still, I don't have the skill to treat it. Not really. There's nothing I can do but ease your symptoms, at least a little bit." She caresses your cheek w

"Hey, blood-sucker, what are you doing out before sunset?"Nanya froze up, her heart leaping into her throat. She clutched her book bag tightly to her chest, fear covering her face under her hood. Not this again... I had thought I was so careful... I can't lose any more library books...Adela and her two thuggish underlings surrounded Nanya already, cornering her so the only escape was into a shadowed alley with no exit.She backed into it all the same. "I am n-not a blood sucker...""She's out for

"I can't let you do this, Anyi," S'lahai - Lah for short - said. She stood in the doorway with her arms folded, blocking Anyi's passage out of it. "I'm sorry, but this is wrong. And it would be against the paladin's code to let you do it. Or- or even go and be part of it."Anyi breathed out a slow, unsteady sigh, still in a ready stance, still wanting to fight S'lahai's stubbornness with her own. "And if I go do it anyway?""Then I'd have to tell the mayor what you're doing," S'lahai insisted. "An

"Your worth shall be tested," Anyi read aloud, peering up at the giant inscription. "But, uh... how? I don't understand. It just feels like a normal place. Why would someone build this big thing in the Dreamlands?"Nimue looked up from the small circular device she'd found. "It's possible the gemstone itself did this, as part of the magic inside it. Hides itself in the Dimension of Dreams and builds this palace around itself. A means of protecting itself. Harder to get to, and if you know the her

S'lahai dragged herself into the Darkmouth temple of Sarenrae just before the sun completely vanished behind the horizon, exhausted and battered. She'd been sent to help chase off some pests from the church's farmland for feeding the hungry, an easy task. Or at least, it had seemed easy when she'd imagined that it was just a bunch of cute little bunny rabbits she could scoop up and carry away somewhere else.What she'd actually had to face was a small band of thieves who had been trashing the cro