There’s no safety from a tempest at sea, from a dragon in it’s lair, but especially from an angry lizardman when his tail is up. Frank had never thought he understood this island expression. It sounded a bit exaggerated he … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 35.3 Two Tales and Two Tails
Iricah now saw through the gaping jaws that there were ships ahead of her, below in the sea. She felt the tingling sensation that things were too far out of her control, that she was going to die. Her friends … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 34.9 A Noble’s Heart
Thrak’s beady eyes opened, blinked, opened, blinked and then shot open wide, which for a man with a lizard’s face wasn’t very wide. Even still, there he was-looking around like a lizard buzzed by a fly. Then, like a cat … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 34.6 Two for the Price of One Mystery
The reaction was immediate. Iricah watched the creature which had once been her brother, froth and foam at the mouth. A flood of blood-tinged matter splattered around the passageway walls and floor as the beast gagged and vomited the foul … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 34.4 Iricah’s Return to Form
The voice was the most pitiful thing Iricah had ever heard. When she heard it again, and clearly, she stopped dead in her tracks, begging for the voice to come again–to tell her where to look. It had to be … Continue reading A Crimson Shore 34.2 The Slightest of Insults
The third and last, arrives in cheer. To all who see, the third appears. And when she’s come, all is no more. Heroes arrive from different shores. The chaos lasted only moments. Before Andril could send another scorching ray at … Continue reading BLACK HOLLOW 7.4 Don’t Forget the Light, Haryk
The Lord Haryk leaned against the cloaked statue, the statue of the fated figure from legend. A series of concussive strikes from the dragons outside, sent parts of the mortar down around him. He didn’t bat an eyelash, partly because … Continue reading BLACK HOLLOW 7.3 A Fate Worse Than Death
