Zy’an was the first to his feet, stalking across the broken deck with the offended dignity of a cat that had fallen off a windowsill and was determined to pretend it had never happened. Iricah couldn’t help but notice that … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 32.4 Big Elemental in a Little Jar…by Kaitlyn
Thrak, whom nearly all had forgotten was an experienced sailor, took the wheel towards stern, while Fritz shouted orders. It didn’t seem to matter that the vessel was Sarasin. Thrak looked to be in his element. Ian, the ranger turned … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 32.2 The Lords of Three Harbors Go To War
“Ok, so if you were big, tail-less and not the brightest scale on the dragon’s back, where would you hide yourself on this island?” Frank stood in the hallway of the abandoned and ruined building. He rested a forearm against … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 29.5 Into the Pit of Despair
Thrak learned the next day that what the prince meant by unconventional must have also meant small. For he was much larger than either of the other two teams of saboteurs. Of the two, the first were halflings, brothers in … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 29.4 The Unconventional Saboteur
All around him, Genoran watched dutifully as his people, the men and women of the free folk of Cellinor, fought and died. He knew that although Celn lands were far from perfect, that they remained a light in a world … Continue reading A Crimson Shore, 32.1: Silence and Regret
The moment was surreal. One minute, the boy stood on the deck of the abandoned ship, the next moment he was gone. Haryk and Andril had sent him there to investigate, sensing something wrong. The lad had rowed himself across … Continue reading A Crimson Shore: Black Hollow, 2.2 Black Lake
Frank put the scope to his eye. “The envoy has arrived. And it’s fanceeeeee.” “Great,” mumbled Iricah. “I wonder who it will be this time. Maybe a queen dressed up like a chef?” “Oh, I doubt it,” said Zy’an. “I’m … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 26.2 Royal Pains
