ELven-Maiden

*yay for YWS!!! It's working again!* Hendrea watched as Zander started to meditate, but she had seen people do that before, and bent by a bare spot on the ground. ...

Caden started out hiding in the shadows and cutting down any man who came too close, but then he decided that was a cowardly way to fight and stepped out ...

Syden sighed and slowly relaxed his protective grip on Yera. He remembered what Yera had said about needing to stay to get rid of the priest, and though he felt ...

Caden turned and saw Molton following after him. "What are you doing here?" he said, surprised. "Fighting," Molton answered simply. "What are you doing here?" "Molton you can't fight!" Caden ...

Hendrea heard whispered voices in the oracle room and crept thorugh the short halway from her room. She saw two shapes, crouched in fron of the marble well. "What are ...

Caden stepped into Hake's cell, quickly closing the door behind him. He held a thick rag in one hand and a kerosene lamp in the other. Hake glared up at ...

Hendrea sighed and picked up a broom, sweeping the floor around the waiting area. It was almost evening, when she would lock down the oracle for the night, and she ...

ooh! sounds cool!! Name: Hendrea Age: 17 race: human gender: female appearance: long, dark hair and narrow green eyes. Her skin is olive-colored. She usually wears a white cloak when ...

"It's not exactly without meaning," Caden said indignatly. "I need to survive. I'm careful who I steal from, you know; I don't steal from others who may need what they ...

Syden smiled and gently touched Yera's head with his snout. "I won't bite you," he said. "But I'll make a deal with you. If I accidentally bite you, you can ...

"So it's alright to ruin another's life so we could survive?" Caden snarled. "I don't think that's very fair."

Caden shuddered. "I don't want to learn anything from you." Liskano was a ruthless man who broke the fingers of a helpless man who was tied to a chair. Liskano ...

I liked it, But there really wasn't much scenery to it. Was it at the school or the mall or the subway station or what? All I saw was the ...

war. Caden shuddered. He didn't want to have any part of it, but it was that or run, and he wasn't going to run again.

Syden smiled at her and laid down. He gazed thoughtfully at the sleeping child, wondering if she would be able to remember what had happened any better than he did.