The Prelude: pt4

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4. Sharill, The Sorceress

"Good evening", a voice came from behind. Sharill was not as startled as many would have been, she had the feeling someone was behind her. "Good eve to you. A wee bit late to be up and about no?" she asked as she turned around to see whom it was that had addressed her. A rather tall man stood besides the table behind her. It was void of books and scrolls unlike the table she sat at. "How can I help you sir?" she asked? Sharill was eager to get back to her studies, there was something specific she was looking for and had no time for strangers asking for directions. "Before I am rude once more, let me introduce myself." the stranger said. Smiling and pulling down his hood, he continued before Sharill could say anything else. In an apparent well rehearsed tone of voice the stranger said, "I am Baltison, Master mage, Chief executive to Lord Chambers, ear and advisor to his lordship, King Eos and personal friend to her Ladyship, Queen Ellest."

The Prelude: pt3

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Torrin, The Warrior

For an older man, Torrin was still quite spry for his age. Though his commission had ended over a year ago, his old injuries did not hold him back. He had seen too much in his long life time to give up. Plus, he was not going to die in bed, but instead in glorious battle. From paladin to the Old King to solder in the new world to now mercenary, Torrins life had been quite adventurous. He glanced around the small rectangle room he rented at the inn.

The Prelude: pt 2

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Berra, The Healer

"If only I could sleep", Berra said out loud. Her companion only groaned slightly at her movements then went back to sleep. Berra was tall and slightly heavier than most females of her race, yet generally thought of as beautiful in an earthy way. She turned around again in her mat, almost knocking Taz off. Hissing Taz, rolled out and curled up on the floor. "I'm sorry Taz, I just cannot sleep for some reason." Taz was a rather large cat, that was also her constant companion. In fact, she could not remember a time without him. His thick fur was not quite as dark as a black cat, but more a dark muddy brown. If you looked just right, you could see stripes throughout his fur. When Taz stands up along her side, he comes up just past her knees, and showed he was quite proud of it.

The Prelude: pt 1

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Dark Relic: The Prelude

Cathos, The Thief

Noise burst into the air as the bar maid dropped the metal tray on the floor. Along with the crash of the cheaply made metal cups and clay bowls, a man jumped up from the bench and yelled. One of the clay bowls was filled with hot stew and had fallen on the large mans shoulder. Swinging around he stopped just before his large fist met the maids face. Startled even more, she yelped and fell backwards into the arms of a soft faced young man.