Mageheart

Knight came to a sudden stop in the middle of the pathway. Mage, unprepared for the pause in their trek, bumped right into him. The two stumbled forward - threatening ...

His hand lingered on the spine. "...It's hard to say how many years it's been since the king's death," he said. It was hard to remember - hard to put ...

He studied the candelabra with an unreadable expression on his face. "My world isn't your world," he coldly said. "In my world, humans are the established dominant race. There were ...

He was silent for a moment, gaze dropping down to the body he was stuck in. "...Nendros is a human," he said. "I can't pretend that I know what you ...

He clenched his hands into fists, trying to hold himself back from doing something stupid. "It's not me he adores," he said; his voice was almost eerily quiet. " Aska's ...

Nen nervously looked around when the group entered the castle. He had already been inside of it, but this was the first time he was getting a good look at ...

Knight brought his focus back to the body he was now in; his soul had said to keep going forward. It had said nothing of turns or twists in the ...

"There has to be something we can," Kaito said, clinging a little more to Aquarius than intended. He looked at the faces of everyone gathered, but each one looked as ...

"Then let's finish that business," she said into his chest. She knew very little about his life since Grimmore, and knew very little about the battle that had just occurred, ...

Edward glanced between his brother and the passerby down outside the window. "Well, you could have said that sooner and saved me the trouble of coming up with that hickey ...

Noticing his friend's distress - but not understanding the cause - Maahes took an unsteady step forward towards James. "James?" he quietly asked, still not used to the (oddly familiar) ...

Icarus doubled over just a bit as he was punched in the chest, unprepared for the sudden show of violence - he was just as unprepared for the hug that ...

"Why do you care?" he replied. People weren't supposed to care about monsters like Nendros - they were supposed to be afraid, supposed to hate, and supposed to do anything ...

His posture returned to normal - or, rather, as normal as it could be for a clock. There was no point in keeping up the charade. The candelabra had entered ...

He growled - a low, angry noise - at the shelves he would never be able to reach. Precious, valuable resources were lost to him, all because he was unlucky ...