Mageheart

@Dilbert64, my personal opinion is that anything goes! I don't usually structure storybook casts around characters' individual abilities, and my experience with D&D (though this is only loosely inspir

He stared at her. "...What do you mean?" he asked, slowly glancing back in the direction of the maze. It stretched out for a fairly long distance, and there was ...

"I didn't pick it," Envy replied. The theory that Greed had come up with was that they were Father's sins removed from him - it certainly made sense, considering their ...

He came to a stop and spun around. "Do you have a better idea?" he asked. "You said we need to make a strategy, but what other strategy is there? ...

Sure!

@Dilbert64, it certainly is! I was actually planning on asking you if you wanted to join when I got a chance to. :) I'll go add you to the list ...

I'm down for that!

"Envy," the homunculus simply said, pushing Kendrik's hand away. xXx "Tame compared to the other demons I know of," Zogin said. "He hasn't murdered anyone yet, so I'd say he's ...

Tieflings definitely are good with me!

"You know him?" Envy asked. They removed their foot from the blade, sensing that the person lurking under the bed was no longer a threat - not that he truly ...

Envy easily dodged the attack, once again stepping down on the blade. The goal this time was different - it was to prevent the sword from being thrust at them. ...

"Your sword says otherwise," Envy drily replied. Knowing that the sword was bound to be pointed at their face - and having learned from Reyes that being unpredictable was always ...

He shook his head. He did have a heart like that - he could feel it when he put his hand on his chest. "It's a different heart," he signed. ...

He balled his hands into fists. "Not close enough," he said. "I've...I've managed to find some of the worlds he's been to, but it's...it's always too late. It's always right ...

Instincts kicked in before they could even begin to evaluate the situation. Their hand shot out and grabbed onto the mass of person and blankets that Fyrsil had become, giving ...