Tisma Vlahos hadn’t really expected much from her return home. It was nice to see her kin again, but there wasn’t any sort of pressing need for it, just a casual get together. Hell, she’d had other things on her mind on the way over, what with her personally receiving an “early edition” of theContinue reading “Interlude 1 – The Former Hero and the Current Villains”
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Chapter 13 – The Vlahos Family
Farms were a great deal larger than Michael had realized. Though perhaps it was simply a result of this particular farm being Sollamavan? Zemavan farms are definitely smaller than…hm. When’s the last time I’ve actually seen a Zemavan farm? There are those small ones, up in the hills, with the sheep and goats? Regardless, theContinue reading “Chapter 13 – The Vlahos Family”
Chapter 12 – A Paladin of Judgement
Paperwork was annoying, but Michael did take some satisfaction in placing their mark on the documents that would ensure a number of criminals would be brought to justice. Really, if one looked past the inherent monotony, it was almost enjoyable. The air of the dungeon was pleasant enough, it was brightly lit, and the quietContinue reading “Chapter 12 – A Paladin of Judgement”
Chapter 11 – Things Go Wrong
Gabriel “How did any of this happen!?” Pontiff Popola demanded as he slammed his hands down on the round table of the grand meeting room. He glared at the deacons of the faith, who either studiously refused to meet his eyes or were relaxing in apparent amusement at their colleagues’ ill-fortune. “Well!? How is itContinue reading “Chapter 11 – Things Go Wrong”
Chapter 10 – Meeting a Queen
Sona Komottos was a massive city. From the sky, it was shaped like a distorted oval, stretched on the sides and bending at points where large buildings stood and hills raised parts of the city above the lower plains. If Michael had anything to compare it to, it was an egg yolk; the majority wasContinue reading “Chapter 10 – Meeting a Queen”
Chapter 9 – Ruined Relaxation
Michael didn’t quite go unconscious. That would presume there was a cease in their awareness and the agony pulsing through their body. They were panting in pain, prone on the ground while their back leaked with golden blood. Their second pair of wings finally dispersed, slightly numbing the burning heat, but still leaving a discomfortingContinue reading “Chapter 9 – Ruined Relaxation”
Chapter 8 – The Morningstar Salamandar
Michael learned two things upon stepping inside the massive building known to them as “The Salamander”. First, the full name was–according to the large sign over the front desk in the lobby–“The Morningstar Salamander Hotel & Casino”. Second was that the establishment was apparently a hotel. “…what’s a hotel?” Michael asked, speaking quietly to AnayaContinue reading “Chapter 8 – The Morningstar Salamandar”
Chapter 7 – The Lakeside City
The story Ausilio told, upon being set on the ground and having a good ten minutes to kiss at the dirt as though it would somehow vanish out from under him, was a simple one. An annoyingly simple one, in that it lacked a significant amount of detail. Ausilio was not the mastermind to anyContinue reading “Chapter 7 – The Lakeside City”
Chapter 6 – The Road Ahead
It had been a very long time since Michael traveled the lands of Zemava. The lands specifically; the skies were very well known to them, but the lands were less so, and the seas were honestly a complete enigma but they weren’t traveling that way at the moment so that really didn’t matter. Even so,Continue reading “Chapter 6 – The Road Ahead”
Chapter 5 – The Blue-Winged Angel
The walls of Divica were tall and mighty, composed of a solid stone supported by orichalcum girders and inscribed with ancient runes in the language of divine light, designed to ward away all evil that may seek to break past the massive, orihalcum gates. For thousands of years, the walls stood as stalwart protectors ofContinue reading “Chapter 5 – The Blue-Winged Angel”
Tales of Flawed Heroes 