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I hated people. No--really, I did. Even though Valin was already kind to me, he was--well--he was a prince, wasn't he? And I was the orphaned daughter of a mountain ...

The silence that Seraph left in his wake was broken only by Cyrus' spluttering and a few stifled chortles from the soldiers. Beside me, Carmenia had pressed one slender hand ...

I bathed quickly and efficiently, opting to keep my own clothes over the regulation garb that one of the soldiers had left out for me beside the scrap of a ...

*can already see conflict sprouting between "grandmotherly" Joan and sullen Finn* *grins* Do it.

It was the absence of Seraph's hand on my shoulder that alerted me to his sudden absence; I looked away from the entwined corpses of my parents and followed his ...

NOTA BENE As per Dono's request, I now have full control of Seraph until further notice.

I agree with Jack and Jig, Grif.

There was something strange about Seraph's touch. Between the icy texture of the runes and the warm skin, callused by hard use, it seemed calculated to simultaneously send shivers through ...

It was fully dark out before I even realized that I wasn't alone. I rubbed my sore eyes with the heels of my hands and looked over to see Seraph, ...

We should have reached Sedgeley a little after midday; the quickest way there would be clear this time of year, and the fact that we no longer had the horses ...

Placeholder!

By the time Valin had me seated by the fire, I was utterly exhausted. Traveling on a sprained ankle, even with help, was no mean feat, after all. The wind ...

*thumbs up!* Where does this leave us with the pioneers and everything, though?

I hesitated as Carmenia began to move towards where Valin and the others were congregating for departure, and she looked back at me. One of her arms was hooked across ...

we're putting Sedgeley on hold for now? I am so, so confused... and Grif, seems you need to remember to watch your step. There are many toes to be tread ...