Mageheart

Asteri wanted to argue that he couldn't afford to wait, not when his friends would likely be worried sick about him, but he bit his tongue. He had to figure ...

The story I'm currently focusing on the most at this moment is my novel for lms, The Three Lockets . I can't say too much about what I love because ...

"It looks like you've got quite a variety of skills," Skull said. The war crimes didn't really bother him all that much, mainly because he had never lived in an ...

Kartiel wasn't sure how good at a job like that he would be, but he made sure to go over to where Adeline was and keep an eye out for ...

"You're welcome," Reyes said, though he didn't have a chance to finish explaining all of the questions Jaron was asking. They could talk more later on; it was clear that ...

Aleks glared at Telós. The god of gold wisely took a few steps away from his angry chosen. "It probably wouldn't have lasted long, anyways," he helpfully added, which only ...

He stared down at the ground. It was good advice, right? So why did he feel like actually following through with what they said wouldn't be easy? Odris already thought ...

Zalio let out a sigh of relief when Lasan put him down, though it was hopefully quiet enough that the player with that bat didn't hear him. He reminded him ...

"You've got me," he said. "I haven't been to a ball of this size before." He hadn't even been to a dance before, much less a masquerade, but that was ...

As the group wandered through the crowd, "Aaron" continued to linger behind them. He wasn't here to watch them get reunited. He needed to find a way out of here, ...

Telós hesitantly shook his hand, still staring at his chosen as they tried their best to pretend that the conversation had never happened. It was painfully obvious to everyone - ...

Zalio was used to threats. He had grown up in a world that had always hated him. Even before the accident, he had lived in constant danger from beings he ...

The footprints first came to a stop at an old, musty house. He took one look in through the windows before he determined that whoever had left the footprints had ...

He grinned. "It's been a long time for me since our first meeting. I'd say around twenty thousand years, give or take?"

Maahes gave a small, sheepish smile when he realized what he had accidentally done. "I'm sorry," he apologized. "I didn't even think of that." He turned to Kratzer. "We met ...