Mageheart

"Tall," he said. He thought for a moment - that wasn't a good description. Everyone was tall compared to him, save for his oldest brother. "Pretty. Short black hair, dark ...

He walked over to the crates, sucking on his pointer finger all the while. He started to open one of them, but stopped when he remembered people were present. There ...

The stranger look around the room, continuing to suck on his finger up until his gaze landed on the pile of crates in the corner. Then he stopped sucking, turned ...

The three stared at Enide. It was Charlie who understood what she meant first, though Codix and Nadira quickly followed. The human of the trio frantically shook her head, only ...

"A what ?" Greed asked, incredulous. Dublith may not have been Rush Valley, but he knew about technology from the people who frequented the Devil's Nest - airships just weren't ...

It took all of his focus to bite back his indignation. He knew what a sword was like - he was likely far older than she was, and certainly had ...

Ryder looked wildly around at the group gathered - it seemed like everyone but him had a better grasp of the situation than he did, save for Taber's friend. It ...

Technically, it was only Kaito who had lied about the three years - though Aquarius had helped with keeping the lie going for the entirety of their time here. But ...

The moment it became apparent that almost everyone in the group had started peeking at the grim reaper, the giant skeleton vanished from sight. Ryder stared. Kirux did, too, for ...

Codix shook his head. "I don't have the parts to," he said, "or the time. Nadira's wires snapped in a place that's hard to get to." "In most cases like ...

"But why wouldn't be on the water?" Greed slowly repeated. He had to agree - it didn't feel like they were on water. But he didn't understand where else a ...

"Umm...." Aquarius murmured, his voice quiet and uncertain. He looked over at Kaito, but his chosen was still frozen in his place. It was only when he opened his mouth ...

Seeing the red stain - which looked suspiciously like blood - made Ryder reevaluate his initial views on Briar. She didn't seem particularly bad in conversation, but there was something ...

He took the piece of wood back, awkwardly holding it at his side as he tried to come up with a good place to keep it for now. "An iron ...

"A sword," he lied, handing the makeshift weapon over to her. "But I'm good at getting creative." That part, thankfully, was true - the newer members of his resistance were ...